This response came in as I was mea culpa-ing.
Everything here is correct to the best of my knowledge.
And I am very glad to be warned not to go between the two OS's.
Thank you,
John
Personally, what I'd do would be create a virtual machine image with
something like VMWare - something that is supported on both Mac OS X
and
on Windows. Put it somewhere both systems can access it - probably the
Windows NTFS partition. Then, whichever OS you're using, start the
virtual machine with Pg on it and use that server over the virtual
network between the VM and the real host.
Alternately, you could just point Pg at a data-dir on storage that
both
systems can access, as described earlier. I'd be pretty wary of doing
this, though.
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Craig Ringer
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