Thread: How to get to command line prompt
I just installed Postgresql for windows.
There is an elephant headed icon, which seems to be the way to get to the command line prompt. I have a textbook which assumes that you can communicate with postgres through command line, and run scripts.
When I click the icon, it asks for password, and then does nothing but disappear.
IF there is no command line available with the windows install, then, is there a 3rd party product?
Thanks
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There is an elephant headed icon, which seems to be the way to get to the command line prompt. I have a textbook which assumes that you can communicate with postgres through command line, and run scripts.
When I click the icon, it asks for password, and then does nothing but disappear.
IF there is no command line available with the windows install, then, is there a 3rd party product?
Thanks
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Hi, Go to Start->run -> type cmd <press enter> say you get the c: prompt then type C:\blah\blah> psql -U postgres template1 above assumes psql is in PATH. if it succeeds you shall get a psql prompt. once you get the prompt , follow the instructions in text book to create new database , users etc. regds mallah. On 12/8/06, Philippe Salama <karebacnyc@yahoo.com> wrote: > I just installed Postgresql for windows. > > There is an elephant headed icon, which seems to be the way to get to the > command line prompt. I have a textbook which assumes that you can > communicate with postgres through command line, and run scripts. > > When I click the icon, it asks for password, and then does nothing but > disappear. > > IF there is no command line available with the windows install, then, is > there a 3rd party product? > > Thanks > > > ________________________________ > Have a burning question? Go to Yahoo! Answers and get answers from real > people who know. > >