Thread: Postgres Win32
We are a group of students of the University ORT from Uruguay. We are making our final project, so we can graduate of Programming Analysts. After an exhaustive research, we decided to use Postgres in our system, because we realised that it is the most suitable DB for it. The problem is that the company we are working for, doesn't have a Linux net, so our question is: Can Postgres run in Windows 95 or Windows 98? And how we can do it?
You can write to us to:
or to our tutor: achezrov@adinet.com.uy
thanks ver much for your help
P/D: Sorry about the mistakes!!!
From an earlier posting last week: -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sorry for the website is not accessble that time .... but now it can be access at this url http://208.160.255.143 this include an easy installation of PostgreSQL v.7.0.2 for windows 98,2000 and NT. there is a pg guardian that automatically start and setup ur server and many more...:) hope you like this piece of program.... ian --------------------------------------------------------------------------- I downloaded and installed it on my Win2K server just to see if it worked. It seemed to work ok, but I couldn't connect to it with PHP. I didn't do a lot of troubleshooting though. -Dan ----- Original Message ----- From: carolina To: pgsql-general@postgresql.org Cc: María José Ravazzani ; Federico Peña ; Alfredo Sánchez Sent: Friday, December 15, 2000 12:20 PM Subject: [GENERAL] Postgres Win32 We are a group of students of the University ORT from Uruguay. We are making our final project, so we can graduate of Programming Analysts. After an exhaustive research, we decided to use Postgres in our system, because we realised that it is the most suitable DB for it. The problem is that the company we are working for, doesn't have a Linux net, so our question is: Can Postgres run in Windows 95 or Windows 98? And how we can do it? You can write to us to: carocora@adinet.com.uy , ficos@adinet.com.uy or mjoser@adinet.com.uy or to our tutor: achezrov@adinet.com.uy thanks ver much for your help P/D: Sorry about the mistakes!!!
Hi, You would see my page about PostgreSQL 7.0.3 on WinNT: http://people.freebsd.org/~kevlo/postgres/portNT.html - Kevin Dan Wilson wrote: > >From an earlier posting last week: > > -------------------------------------------------------------------------- > Sorry for the website is not accessble that time .... but now it can be > access at this url http://208.160.255.143 > > this include an easy installation of PostgreSQL v.7.0.2 for windows > 98,2000 and NT. there is a pg guardian that automatically start and setup > ur server and many more...:) hope you like this piece of program.... > > ian > --------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > I downloaded and installed it on my Win2K server just to see if it worked. > It seemed to work ok, but I couldn't connect to it with PHP. I didn't do a > lot of troubleshooting though. > > -Dan > > ----- Original Message ----- > From: carolina > To: pgsql-general@postgresql.org > Cc: Mar燰 Jos� Ravazzani ; Federico Pe鎙 ; Alfredo S嫕chez > Sent: Friday, December 15, 2000 12:20 PM > Subject: [GENERAL] Postgres Win32 > > We are a group of students of the University ORT from Uruguay. We are making > our final project, so we can graduate of Programming Analysts. After an > exhaustive research, we decided to use Postgres in our system, because we > realised that it is the most suitable DB for it. The problem is that the > company we are working for, doesn't have a Linux net, so our question is: > Can Postgres run in Windows 95 or Windows 98? And how we can do it? > You can write to us to: > carocora@adinet.com.uy , ficos@adinet.com.uy or mjoser@adinet.com.uy > or to our tutor: achezrov@adinet.com.uy > thanks ver much for your help > P/D: Sorry about the mistakes!!!
carolina writes: > Can Postgres run in Windows 95 or Windows 98? No. (You can compile the client library on Windows 95/98, but that's it.) You can run PostgreSQL on Windows NT using the Cygwin toolkit, but getting that to work can sometimes be a final project as well. My advice would be to find a Unix box. -- Peter Eisentraut peter_e@gmx.net http://yi.org/peter-e/