Hi Susan,
PgAdmin stores information about the database in pgadmin_* tables in the
database itself. It creates these tables the first time it connects,
and this is why you need to log in as the PostgreSQL supervisor first
time around.
Hope thats helpful.
:-)
Regards and best wishes,
Justin Clift
Susan Lane wrote:
>
> Hi -
>
> I set up a user and database using psql. Then when I added the DSN
> connection for PgAdmin and tried it out with my new user id, it told me I
> had to log in as superuser. So, I did. Then I disconnected and logged in
> again as the new user I had created. The second time, it worked. Anybody
> know what happens behind the scenes that makes you log in as superuser the
> first time? Is there some kind of initialization going on?
>
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