Manually create PGSQL service - Revision history

Alnaucler at 19:03, 20 August 2016

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	<li> Start the Command window / DOS prompt by e.g. search for ''cmd'', right-click and choose '''Run as administrator'''.<br/><br/>		<li> Start the Command window / DOS prompt by e.g. search for ''cmd'', right-click and choose '''Run as administrator'''.<br/><br/>

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	<li> Type ''cd..'' and press Enter until you are at '''C:\'''		<li> Type ''cd..'' and press Enter until you are at '''C:\'''

Alnaucler at 19:00, 20 August 2016

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	{{Note \| First verify that the service does not exist.<br/>		{{Note \| First verify that the service does not exist. Instructions on how to delete the service may be found '''[[Manually delete PGSQL service \| here]]'''. <br/>
	You need to be at the C-drive in the order to follow these instructions and if your Command window starts at another drive than C-drive then type ''C:'' to change to the C-drive. }}		You need to be at the C-drive in the order to follow these instructions and if your Command window starts at another drive than C-drive then type ''C:'' to change to the C-drive. }}

Alnaucler at 18:55, 20 August 2016

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Alnaucler at 18:44, 20 August 2016

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	{{Note \| First verify that the service does not exist }}		{{Note \| First verify that the service does not exist.<br/>
			You need to be at the C-drive in the order to follow these instructions and if your Command window starts at another drive than C-drive then type ''C:'' to change to the C-drive. }}

	# Start the Command window / DOS prompt by e.g. search for ''cmd'', right-click and choose '''Run as administrator'''.<br/><br/>		<ol>
			<li> Start the Command window / DOS prompt by e.g. search for ''cmd'', right-click and choose '''Run as administrator'''.<br/><br/>

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	<~~ol start="2"~~>		<li> Type ''cd..'' and press Enter until you are at '''C:\'''
	<li> Type ''cd..'' and press Enter until you are at '''C:\''' (cd = change directory .. = one level up).		: FYI cd means change directory and .. means one level up in the folder structure
	<li> Type ''cd imsmang'' and press Enter.		<li> Type ''cd imsmang'' and press Enter.
	<li> Type ''cd pgsql'' and press Enter.		<li> Type ''cd pgsql'' and press Enter.
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Alnaucler at 20:38, 25 June 2016

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	<li> Type ''cd bin'' and press Enter.		<li> Type ''cd bin'' and press Enter.
	<li> Type ''pg_ctl register -N PGSQL -D "%IMSMA_HOME%\pgsql\data"'' and press Enter.<br/>		<li> Type ''pg_ctl register -N PGSQL -D "%IMSMA_HOME%\pgsql\data"'' and press Enter.<br/>
	It is of ~~cause~~ possible to copy the text from here and paste it into the Command window by the right-click menu.		It is of course possible to copy the text from here and paste it into the Command window by the right-click menu.
	<li> If there where no error messages, type Exit and press Enter.<br/>		<li> If there where no error messages, type Exit and press Enter.<br/>
	If there were error messages, one reason might be that the user does not have permission to create services or that you did '''not''' start the Command window as administrator.		If there were error messages, one reason might be that the user does not have permission to create services or that you did '''not''' start the Command window as administrator.

Alnaucler at 09:18, 18 July 2015

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	<li> Type ''cd..'' until you are at '''C:\''' (cd = change directory .. = one level up)		<li> Type ''cd..'' and press Enter until you are at '''C:\''' (cd = change directory .. = one level up).
	<li> Type ''cd imsmang''		<li> Type ''cd imsmang'' and press Enter.
	<li> Type ''cd pgsql''		<li> Type ''cd pgsql'' and press Enter.
	<li> Type ''cd bin''		<li> Type ''cd bin'' and press Enter.
	<li> Type ''pg_ctl register -N PGSQL -D "%IMSMA_HOME%\pgsql\data"'' and press Enter.<br/>		<li> Type ''pg_ctl register -N PGSQL -D "%IMSMA_HOME%\pgsql\data"'' and press Enter.<br/>
	It is of cause possible to copy the text from here and paste it into the Command window by the right-click menu.		It is of cause possible to copy the text from here and paste it into the Command window by the right-click menu.

Alnaucler at 21:23, 4 April 2015

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	<li> Verify that the PGSQL service was started automatically.		<li> Verify that the PGSQL service was started automatically.
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Alnaucler at 18:48, 19 March 2015

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	It is of cause possible to copy the text from here and paste it into the Command window by the right-click menu.		It is of cause possible to copy the text from here and paste it into the Command window by the right-click menu.
	<li> If there where no error messages, type Exit and press Enter.<br/>		<li> If there where no error messages, type Exit and press Enter.<br/>
	If there were error messages, one reason might be that the user does not have permission to create services.		If there were error messages, one reason might be that the user does not have permission to create services or that you did '''not''' start the Command window as administrator.
	<li> '''DO NOT START THE SERVICE'''		<li> '''DO NOT START THE SERVICE'''
	<li> Restart the computer ('''mandatory''').		<li> Restart the computer ('''mandatory''').

Alnaucler at 18:45, 23 October 2014

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	# Start the Command window / DOS prompt by e.g. search for ''cmd'', right-click and choose '''Run as administrator'''.<br/><br/>		# Start the Command window / DOS prompt by e.g. search for ''cmd'', right-click and choose '''Run as administrator'''.<br/><br/>

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Alnaucler at 18:27, 23 October 2014

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	{{Note \| First verify that the service does not exist }}		{{Note \| First verify that the service does not exist }}

	# Start the Command window / DOS prompt by e.g. ~~choosing Run~~, ~~type~~ '''~~cmd~~''' ~~and click on OK~~.		# Start the Command window / DOS prompt by e.g. search for ''cmd'', right-click and choose '''Run as administrator'''.<br/><br/>

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	# Type '''pg_ctl register -N PGSQL -D "%IMSMA_HOME%\pgsql\data"''' and press Enter.		<br/>
			<ol start="2">
			<li> Type ''cd..'' until you are at '''C:\''' (cd = change directory .. = one level up)
			<li> Type ''cd imsmang''
			<li> Type ''cd pgsql''
			<li> Type ''cd bin''
			<li> Type ''pg_ctl register -N PGSQL -D "%IMSMA_HOME%\pgsql\data"'' and press Enter.<br/>
			It is of cause possible to copy the text from here and paste it into the Command window by the right-click menu.
			<li> If there where no error messages, type Exit and press Enter.<br/>
			If there were error messages, one reason might be that the user does not have permission to create services.
			<li> '''DO NOT START THE SERVICE'''
			<li> Restart the computer ('''mandatory''').
			<li> Verify that the PGSQL service was started automatically.
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