>> I found that the registry entries use a GUID product code on
>the final
>> node of the registry. Is there any way to link this back to the
>> running database?
You mean from the GUID to the database? From the GUID you can get the
data directory, port number, service id etc - it should be ev
On Apr 8, 2005, at 4:00 PM, David A. Leedom wrote:
I found that the registry entries use a GUID product code on the final
node of the registry. Is there any way to link this back to the
running database?
I could hard code the product codes into my backup app. If for some
reason there are more
>I am writing a program to backup Postgres 8.0 installed on windows via
>Visual Basic.
>
>Is there an easy way to find out where a the PostgreSQL bin files are
>located so I can get the pg_dump and pg_restore utilities?
It's stored in the registry under
HKLM\Software\PostgreSQL\Installations\\Bi
John,
Thanks for getting back to me.
I found that the registry entries use a GUID product code on the final node
of the registry. Is there any way to link this back to the running database?
I could hard code the product codes into my backup app. If for some reason
there are more than one Postg
On Apr 8, 2005, at 2:14 PM, David A. Leedom wrote:
Is there an easy way to find out where a the PostgreSQL bin files are
located so I can get the pg_dump and pg_restore utilities?
I think the installer puts this information in the registry. If you
don't get a more authoritative response, you migh
I am writing a program to backup Postgres 8.0 installed on windows via
Visual Basic.
Is there an easy way to find out where a the PostgreSQL bin files are
located so I can get the pg_dump and pg_restore utilities?
Enthusiastically,
Dave Leedom
The Hightower Group, Inc.
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