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How to use Postgre Sql database to multiple developer just like SQL server 2000
Hi All,
I have just installed postGre sql 8.0.2(windows) database on my local system and I am able to use it well. Just like Sql server How can I use it as client and server application? I mean, In the Sql server 2000 we install server application on the database sever and on the client we install SQL server client and register the database at client machine and access it via Enterprise Manager or Via Query Analyzer. How this i can achive here with postGre, Is it I need to install the same thing on client machine as what i have install on my machine and the user will add server by giving my machine Ip address. and access the database from my machine. Help me here. Thanks & Regards |
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You posted to the wrong forum (FirebirdSQL), please move this thread.
Anyway PostgreSQL is pretty much like MSSQL, you don't have Enterprise Manager, but you can use PgAdminIII or PhpPgAdmin. If your application connects to PostgreSQL through ODBC or OLEDB you just need to install the drivers on each client machine. PostgreSQL client is just a dll (and a command line client if you are interested) that comes with the tools/drivers I mentioned.
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