Hi Mike, Using virtual machine software such as VirtualBox (which is free), Microsoft Virtual PC (which is also free for use) and VMware you can easily install TurnKey PostgreSQL into a virtual machine that can run anywhere, including Windows.
Maybe you should try that... Cheers, Liraz Pagel, Mike wrote: > Some of us have to use Windows XP so how about providing a nice, easy to > install and use version for windows and then I could convert from MySQL. > > Have a look at how easy it is to install MySQL and use. No need to build or > compile anything. It just works. > > I've downloaded PostgreSQL and finally there is a windows version but I'm > still confused on how to install and use. I tried to download a Solaris > version this weekend but the all the options on the SUN website had me > downloading a version of solaris as well as PostgreSQL. I all ready have > Solaris installed! Even then, the installation seemed convoluted. It's 2009 > already, just install the program and let me get back to work instead of > forcing me to be a Sys Admin. > > mlp > -- Sent via pgsql-general mailing list (pgsql-general@postgresql.org) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-general
