OK, I'll check that book out.
I tried running pgAdminIII, but when I tried to connect to my psql
server I got the error:
"SSL error: wrong version number"
I'll try to figure this out, but one thing it led me to was realizing
that I don't know what verision of psql I'm actually running, and I
don't know how to find out (I noticed that pgAdminIII is for postgreSQL
7.3 and 7.4). Is there a 'version' command within psql?
Thanks,
-d
> I suggest that you visit a bookstore and actually look at some of the
> postgres books out there. I've got Practical Postgres (Worsley &
> Drake) and it would probably be suitable for you. While many of these
> books are aimed at developers quite a few of them also spell out a lot
> of the basics too, so they'll tell you about SQL and how to use
> postgres. There are a handful of beginner-intermediate postgresql
> books out there, including Bruce Momjian's book Learning PostgreSQL
> (forgive me if I get this wrong).
>
> Also, pgAdminIII is a good gui tool for accessing postgres.
>
> Ron
>
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