Re: [GENERAL] troubles with initdb

2011-06-01 Thread jlhgis
Great eyes! It was copied & pasted out of some running notes & screenshots of the process I was keeping in an OO file. You're a lot more "helpful" than it was :) Thanks so much for taking the time to look at this. Now, on to the next hurdle - getting pg_ctl to run as an automated service... >

Re: [GENERAL] troubles with initdb

2011-05-31 Thread Craig Ringer
On 31/05/2011 11:16 PM, jlhgis wrote: initdb –A md5 –D E:\Spatial_DB_Files\PostgreSQL_Test\8.3\data -E UTF8 –-locale=C -X F:\pgsql_test_logs –U pgsql_test_su –W Aaaah... your typeface just gave me a clue. It's impossible for me to tell if the issue above is just your mail client being "

Re: [GENERAL] troubles with initdb

2011-05-31 Thread jlhgis
>>The data directory in the initdb command is different >>from the one you mention above - is that the case or >>were you just abbreviating? Yes, I had intended them to be different. My D drive is a small internal hard drive where I install all my application software, but I wanted to put the data

Re: [GENERAL] troubles with initdb

2011-05-31 Thread Craig Ringer
On 05/31/2011 11:16 PM, jlhgis wrote: I stopped the first instance of PostgreSQL and made a copy of the ‘postgresql’ software installation. Copied "D:\Database_Apps\PostgreSQL_Dev" to "D:\Database_Apps\PostgreSQL_Test". You don't need to do that. It's fine to use the same binaries and just hav

Re: [GENERAL] troubles with initdb

2011-05-31 Thread Raymond O'Donnell
On 31/05/2011 16:16, jlhgis wrote: Create a new data directory for the 2nd instance of Postgres, located at "E:\SPDB_Files\PostgreSQL_Test\8.3\data" and gave the 'postgres_test' account full control of everything under \PostgreSQL_Test [...] initdb –A md5 –D E:\Spatial_DB_Files\PostgreSQL_Te