Unable to trigger createdb

Started by Jack Plastererabout 6 years ago3 messagesbugs
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#1Jack Plasterer
jman@plastererfamily.com

Hello,

I have PostgreSQL installed on my computer and tried creating a database in
the command prompt using the createdb method, but was presented with this
error message:
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Nor was I able to delete said database:
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Why is it that I have psql installed, and yet seem not to be able to use
the various functions; is it a folder/extensions issue, or is there
something else at play that I am not aware of?

Thank you,
Jack

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#2Daniel Gustafsson
daniel@yesql.se
In reply to: Jack Plasterer (#1)
Re: Unable to trigger createdb

On 1 Feb 2020, at 22:33, Jack Plasterer <jman@plastererfamily.com> wrote:

Hello,

I have PostgreSQL installed on my computer and tried creating a database in the command prompt using the createdb method, but was presented with this error message:
<image.png>
Nor was I able to delete said database:
<image.png>
Why is it that I have psql installed, and yet seem not to be able to use the various functions; is it a folder/extensions issue, or is there something else at play that I am not aware of?

Not knowing Windows at all, it seems that this could be quite installation
specific, so more information on that could potentially help diagnose this.
How did you install postgres (which installer, which version)?

cheers ./daniel

#3Jack Plasterer
jman@plastererfamily.com
In reply to: Daniel Gustafsson (#2)
Re: Unable to trigger createdb

Thanks for all the feedback.
I think I have it figured out from here, but it's still good knowing the
different ways to go about solving this issue.

Jack

On Mon, Feb 3, 2020 at 7:03 AM Daniel Gustafsson <daniel@yesql.se> wrote:

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On 1 Feb 2020, at 22:33, Jack Plasterer <jman@plastererfamily.com>

wrote:

Hello,

I have PostgreSQL installed on my computer and tried creating a database

in the command prompt using the createdb method, but was presented with
this error message:

<image.png>
Nor was I able to delete said database:
<image.png>
Why is it that I have psql installed, and yet seem not to be able to use

the various functions; is it a folder/extensions issue, or is there
something else at play that I am not aware of?

Not knowing Windows at all, it seems that this could be quite installation
specific, so more information on that could potentially help diagnose this.
How did you install postgres (which installer, which version)?

cheers ./daniel