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A comprehensive guide on how to find the version of the `Apache AGE` extension in PostgreSQL 11 using terminal commands in Ubuntu 22.04.
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How to Check the Apache AGE Version with PostgreSQL 11 on Ubuntu 22.04

When running a PostgreSQL database on Ubuntu 22.04, it’s essential to know the various extensions you have installed, including their versions. One such notable extension is Apache AGE, which enhances PostgreSQL with graph database capabilities. This guide will guide you through the steps to determine the version of Apache AGE installed on your system.

Understanding the Importance of Apache AGE

Apache AGE (A Graph Extension) allows users to integrate graph capabilities into PostgreSQL. Knowing the version of Apache AGE is crucial for compatibility checks, debugging, and leveraging the latest features. Here are some reasons to keep track of your extension versions:

Compatibility: Ensures your database works seamlessly with your applications and other extensions.

Updates: Staying updated with the latest version often provides additional features and performance improvements.

Debugging: If you encounter issues, knowing the exact version can assist in problem-solving.

Steps to Check the Version of Apache AGE

You can verify the version of Apache AGE by using different methods from the PostgreSQL command line interface. Follow the steps below:

Method 1: Using the \dx Command

Connect to Your PostgreSQL Server: Open your terminal and connect to your PostgreSQL server using psql.

Run the Command: Enter the following command:

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View the Output: The screen will show a list of installed extensions, and you should see something like this:

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This result indicates you have version 1.2.0 installed.

Method 2: Querying with SQL

If you prefer standard SQL commands, you can also determine the version as follows:

Connect to PostgreSQL essentially in the same way as in Method 1.

Run the SQL Query: Type the following command:

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Check the Result: This should yield:

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Method 3: Command Line Execution

For situations where you may wish to check the version directly from the terminal without an interactive session:

Run the Command: Replace <username> and <database> with your actual PostgreSQL username and database name:

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View the Output: You should see the same version number reflected back in the terminal:

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Conclusion

Monitoring and managing the extension versions in your PostgreSQL setup, such as Apache AGE, is vital for ensuring your system operates smoothly. By following the steps outlined above, you can easily find the version in just a few commands, whether through checking installed extensions or executing SQL directly from the command line. Make sure to stay updated with the latest versions to leverage all the benefits that Apache AGE offers.

If you have any further questions or run into issues while following these steps, feel free to reach out or leave comments below for assistance!