Difference between revisions of "Postgres:Database Creation"
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# Make sure the user that will be using the database is created ([[Postgres:User Creation|Creating a user]]) | # Make sure the user that will be using the database is created ([[Postgres:User Creation|Creating a user]]) | ||
| − | # Either as the " | + | # Either as the "postgres" user, or as the user that will be using the db, run <tt>createdb</tt> |
#* <tt>createdb</tt> can be run with no paramenters, in which case a database is created who's name and owner are that of the current user. | #* <tt>createdb</tt> can be run with no paramenters, in which case a database is created who's name and owner are that of the current user. | ||
#* Syntax is: <tt>createdb <Options> ''dbname'' ''description''</tt> | #* Syntax is: <tt>createdb <Options> ''dbname'' ''description''</tt> | ||
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#*# -T ''template'': Specify template database to use | #*# -T ''template'': Specify template database to use | ||
# All this and more can be found by typing <tt>man createdb</tt> at a prompt. | # All this and more can be found by typing <tt>man createdb</tt> at a prompt. | ||
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| + | [https://wiki.cs.earlham.edu/index.php/Sysadmin:Psql-setup Setting up a simple user DB for classes] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:09, 2 October 2023
- Make sure the user that will be using the database is created (Creating a user)
- Either as the "postgres" user, or as the user that will be using the db, run createdb
- createdb can be run with no paramenters, in which case a database is created who's name and owner are that of the current user.
- Syntax is: createdb <Options> dbname description
- Options:
- -D tablespace: Specify default tablespace
- -e: Echos the command that createdb generates
- -E encoding: Specify character encoding to be used
- -O owner: Specify
- -q: Do not desplay a response
- -T template: Specify template database to use
- All this and more can be found by typing man createdb at a prompt.
