I am actually in the same folder as the libpgtcl.dll, and that particular
failure would raise a different error in any case:
'couldn't load library "libpgtc": this library or a dependent library could
not be found in library path'
-Original Message-
From: Adrian Klaver [mailto:adrian.kla
On Sat, Feb 9, 2013 at 7:39 PM, Karl Denninger wrote:
> Am I correct in that I can do this by simply initdb-ing the second instance
> with a different data directory structure, and when starting it do so with a
> different data directory structure?
You are correct.
> And that as long as there ar
Let's assume I want to run:
1. An instance of the database that is a replicated copy from another site.
2. A LOCAL instance that contains various things on the local machine
that are not shared.
Let's further assume all are to be 9.2 revs.
Am I correct in that I can do this by simply initdb-ing
On 02/09/2013 09:52 AM, Carlo Stonebanks wrote:
I have been trying to get the Tcl package for client applications PgTcl
to work for some time now. I have tried the SourceForge pgtclng 2.0
project, I have recompiled it with MinGW-64, I have installed PG 9.1.8
64 bit and made sure PATH points to i
I have been trying to get the Tcl package for client applications PgTcl to
work for some time now. I have tried the SourceForge pgtclng 2.0 project, I
have recompiled it with MinGW-64, I have installed PG 9.1.8 64 bit and made
sure PATH points to its lib folder so it can find libpq.dll. NO matter
