Thread: Database "postgres"
I assume it's harmless to drop the database named "postgres" (named after the DB superuser)?
"woger151" <woger151@jqpx37.cotse.net> writes: > I assume it's harmless to drop the database named "postgres" (named after > the DB superuser)? You might want to recreate it afterwards, since various tools expect it to be there (for instance createdb, createuser, "psql -l" will all fail by default if it isn't there). But there's nothing especially magic about it. regards, tom lane
> "woger151" <woger151@jqpx37.cotse.net> writes: >> I assume it's harmless to drop the database named "postgres" (named after >> the DB superuser)? > > You might want to recreate it afterwards, since various tools expect it > to be there (for instance createdb, createuser, "psql -l" will all fail > by default if it isn't there). But there's nothing especially magic > about it. > > regards, tom lane Thanks for the quick response! And if your email address is correct, at a very early hour in the morning.
woger151 wrote: > Thanks for the quick response! And if your email address is correct, at > a very early hour in the morning. Our Tom never sleeps..... Ray. --------------------------------------------------------------- Raymond O'Donnell, Director of Music, Galway Cathedral, Ireland rod@iol.ie ---------------------------------------------------------------