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From: Thomas Landauer <thomas@landauer.at>
Subject: pgAdmin 4: "PostgreSQL Binary Path" empty
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Hi,

this is a request for enhancement plus a support question.

With PostgreSQL 9.6 RC 1 (i.e. pgAdmin 4 1.0-rc1) I cannot restore a 
database backup, since in preferences, the field "Paths > Binary paths > 
PostgreSQL Binary Path" is empty.

Which binary (on Windows) is supposed to go in there? Please tell me and 
also explain this on https://www.pgadmin.org/docs4/dev/preferences.html

And wouldn't it be possible to detect the path automatically?

Thanks!!

Cheers,
Thomas


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