Anyone knows of a group to support Postgres on Windows?
Obviously your group main concern is Postgres on Linux/UNIX.
Searching on the internet is not resolving anything SPECIDIC to Postgres for
Windows.
Ammar
I just run PG on Windows.
And everytime I needed help I've always got it from the group.
AFAIK , the group main concern is PostGreSQL, regardless of the OS.
I might be wrong though...
Best,
Oliver
- Original Message -
From: Ammar Fallaha
To: pgsql-admin@postgresql.org
Sent: W
Hi all,
I try to inplace migrate our postgresql databases from 8.3 to 9.0.
So far, it worked by the testdbs I set up, it was really quick and I
looked forward to migrate the live dbs.
But here were some issues I didn't had in the test environment.
If I start this command:
"""
su postgres -c
"c
Ammar,
To be fair to the group, what I think you might be seeing is a 'tendency'
toward using PG on *NIX servers. Though I don't think it's explicitly stated
anywhere, I believe many would tell you that using Windows as the PG Server is
the least attractive option, in terms of performance. Th
ammar.fall...@automata4.com ("Ammar Fallaha") writes:
> Anyone knows of a group to support Postgres on Windows?
>
> Obviously your group main concern is Postgres on Linux/UNIX.
>
> Searching on the internet is not resolving anything SPECIDIC to
> Postgres for Windows.
It's quite possible that most
Wow, that is odd. Good thing you were only running in check mode. What
happens if you run that pg_ctl command manually? Is
/etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 stop running pg_ctl or something different?
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