I have just installed PostgreSQL from the distribution CDs. However I don't
find the commands below.
Do I need to run them from a particular directory?
Robert
> From: Jerry Lynn Kreps <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, on 4/14/99 6:04 PM:
>
> If you are running SuSE then all you need is on the distro CDs. More
> than likely PostgreSQL is already installed (by default, unless you
> uninstalled it), so all you need to do is look for pg_iface and pgaccess
> and the other pg* database stuff. Install them, then create a desktop
> icon for them. PostgreSQL also includes a console program to manipulate
> the db engine called 'psql'. The package called 'pgaccess' is written
> in tcl and is very similar to, but not as extensive as MS Access. The
> queries tab display a designer window almost indentical to Access, whith
> the tables shown graphically and lines connecting the indexed fields.
> *VERY* nice. It connects via socket# 5432 and uses TCP/IP if you use
> the -i switch. It is much more powerful than the other Xwindow
> interfact program to PostgreSQL called mpsql. But, play with them
> both. I know you will like pgaccess.
>
> The tcl language, using the 'wish' shell, is very powerful and easy to
> use. There are books available from amazon.com or O'Rielly that teach
> how to use it.
>
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