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While I don't want to, I'm now faced with going the PHP / MySQL route due to the much better documentation. I really don't want to, but what choice do I have when no information is available how operate this darn thing in a WinXP development environment? |
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Do I still need Cygwin? Do I follow the Cygwin tutorial even though I installed the .msi version? I have no clue and I am frustrated beyond all get out. |
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Heck, not even the gurus can put together information that, when followed, installed and configured PGSQL on my WinXP box. I got close... I got initdb to work... but that's it. postmaster and PGSQL wouldn't start due to various errors. |
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I'm at a crossroads with PGSQL. I want to use it with PHP to develop web databases as part of my job. I've developed using Access and Visual Basic, but I like the open source concept better and I like the features of PGSQL. Having said that, I've already burned a good 20 hours going through every tutorial I could find on the net to get PGSQL running under WinXP Home and met nothing but failure after failure. So I decided to install PGSQL 8-beta. That went fine. I checked out the documentation and it doesn't provide any information how to run the darn thing. |
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