A crummy but workable solution is to have each user install and run their
own instance of PostgreSQL. On the other hand, learning to install and
configure a major database is probably a useful learning experience.
--Rick
That makes sense. Thanks Andreas --Rick
Andreas Pflug
I haven't worked with PostgreSQL much at all yet, but doesn't there need to
be a primary key constraint on the emp_address_tb's emp_id column in order
to set up the foreign key relation between the two emp_id columns? --Rick
Hi Raphael,
Installing the developer RPM for PostgreSQL fixed the problem, thanks for
the quick and accurate response.
For anyone who may read this, the next problem with the configure is that
it requires the following:
cd /usr/local/include
ln -s wx-2.5/wx .
./configure --with-wx=/usr/local
w
I'm running Fedora Core 2 with PostgreSQL 7.4.5, and just installed
wxWidgets 2.5 from the pgadmin mirrors as recommended. I installed
PostgreSQL using RPMs. All of that went well and PostgreSQL is running
nicely.
When I try to install pgadmin the configure command fails looking for
libpq-fe.h.
