This is so much more difficult than I imagined it could be. I've added the
main python dir and the lib dir to my path and nothing has changed. I may be
able to figure out how to use the depends tool, so far it looks pretty
obscure to a newb.
This is all being done on a new workstation. It is a little puzzling that
straight up installs of postgres and python result in a config that doesn't
respond to the supposedly simple one line command to add python support.
I've read about this for hours and it does not normally appear to be a
problematic process.
Thanks to both of you for trying to help.
Magnus Hagander-2 wrote:
>
> novnov wrote:
>> Then I tried something like what Adrian had suggested:
>>
>> D:\postgresql\bin>createlang -U sauser -d mydb plpythonu
>> Password:
>> createlang: language installation failed: ERROR: could not load library
>> "D:/pos
>> tgresql/lib/plpython.dll": The specified module could not be found.
>>
>> It's interesting that createlang knows to look in the peer lib directory
>> for
>> the language file but somehow does not like the plpython that it sees
>> there.
>> I also tried plpython (no trailing u) and had the same error as the
>> earlier
>> experiment.
>
> Most likely it's not finding the require python DLLs in the system PATH,
> just the plpython one. Make sure that your actual python directory is in
> the PATH, add it if not. If it is, use the "depends" tool (part of the
> support tools) to verify exactly what DLL it's not finding.
>
> //Magnus
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