Date: Mon, 11 May 2015 07:38:50 -0700 (MST)
From: Andre_Mikulec <Andre_Mikulec@Hotmail.com>
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Subject: Re: How do I install/run PostgreSQL 9.4 64 bit on Windows 7
 Professional?
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O.K. Thank you.
Your advice is excellent.

As you requested I checked.

What I did is modified the PostgreSQL Portable startup .bat file to include
"start cmd /k"

While PostgreSQL was "starting ...." and after about 30 seconds, I used
"pgsql" to connect
to the database.  I verified by querying upon the data dictionary. I also,
created a table, then
re-queried the data dictionary and re-found the table.

What is deceptive about the process is that "starting ...." is still going
on for another 4 minutes and 30 seconds  before it finally finished and I
got t back a "pgsql prompt."  During that 5 minutes, I spent
4 minutes and 30 seconds querying the data dictionary.

I am satisfied.  Although, I see "starting...." of 5 minutes strange.
But, I am satisfied for now.

Thank you.
Andre Mikulec
  

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