Hello,
>> TIP 5: don't forget to increase your free space map settings
> Read about something called the .pgpass file. There's a way to set a
> file that contains the password (pgAdmin will create one autmoatically)
> that pgsql will look for before it asks for your password. It's stored
> in ~/
>
> The solution I use is a bat file that redefines an environment variable
> (PGPASSFILE) that points to the file, then runs pg_dumpall.
is there no way to specify the password directly? I don't like to create
a separate file because all config is done in a shell script. I could
set a certain environment variable with the password, but does pgadmin
read a password from such a variable? If yes, what is its name?
Regards
Marten
