PostgreSQL on Windows Server 2003

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#1Johnson, Shaunn
SJohnson6@bcbsm.com

Howdy:
Silly questions -

Is it possible (or, has anyone got brave enough) to run
PostgreSQL on Windows Server 2003?

If so, what does it entail and how do I start?

Thanks.

-X

#2Bruce Momjian
bruce@momjian.us
In reply to: Johnson, Shaunn (#1)
Re: PostgreSQL on Windows Server 2003

Johnson, Shaunn wrote:

Howdy:
Silly questions -

Is it possible (or, has anyone got brave enough) to run
PostgreSQL on Windows Server 2003?

If so, what does it entail and how do I start?

See the FAQ entry for Win32. You can use Cygwin.

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#3scott.marlowe
scott.marlowe@ihs.com
In reply to: Johnson, Shaunn (#1)
Re: PostgreSQL on Windows Server 2003

On Mon, 15 Dec 2003, Johnson, Shaunn wrote:

Howdy:
Silly questions -

Is it possible (or, has anyone got brave enough) to run
PostgreSQL on Windows Server 2003?

If so, what does it entail and how do I start?

The best and easiest way for normal folks is likely gonna be to use
cygwin, which has postgresql as one of its many packages. Make sure and
install cygipc and you should be set. Don't expect stellar performance.

Bruce and company are working on the native port, due out "real soon now".