Alexander Farber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> but I do specify the database username:
>
> h754814:afarber {109} psql --help | grep -w user
> -U NAME database user name (default: "phpbb")
>
> h754814:afarber {110} psql -U punbb
> psql: FATAL: database "phpbb" does not exist
>
> And it wants to connect to a wrong database
> ("phpbb" instead of "punbb")
I was talking about the name of the database, not the user name in the
database. The former defaults to the same as your Unix username
(e.g. if I log in as 'doug' psql will try to connect me to a database
called 'doug' if I don't supply a database name). The PGDATABASE
environment variable overrides this. Are you sure it's not set?
Anyway, you should always supply the database name explicitly when you
connect--it's a lot safer.
-Doug
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