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how can we download the postgre SQL database

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Jagdish Raut
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On Thursday 09 October 2003 11:09, Illusiontechnologies wrote:
> how can we download the postgre SQL database

Start from http://www.postgresql.org/
Click the "download" link near the top, and choose a country near to you.

There are source downloads available for a variety of *nix compatible systems, 
and RPMs for RedHat Linux. Packages are available for Debian from the usual 
route.

If you want to run on Windows, you should search for the cygwin project, or 
there are a number of commercial packages available.

Installation instructions are available in the source distribution and in the 
documentation on the website. You might also find the techdocs site useful if 
you are porting from another database:
http://techdocs.postgresql.org/

Sorry I can't be more specific, but you didn't say what platform you wanted to 
run on.
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  Richard Huxton
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On Wednesday 15 October 2003 10:27, Illusiontechnologies wrote:
> Sir,
> We are using Windows 98,WindowsXP on our system. How we are going to
> download postgre SQL for this window platform. Which would be the closest
> mirror since we are from india.

I don't recommend using Windows 98 to host a database at all, XP is much more 
stable though. You have three main options...

To run the free version of PostgreSQL on Windows you'll need the (free) cygwin 
system which provides a unix-like environment on top of Windows.

http://www.cygwin.com/

This lets you select a number of packages to install, one of which is 
postgresql. You can find some details on setting up postgresql on Windows on 
the techdocs site.

http://techdocs.postgresql.org

The Cygwin method of running PostgreSQL is not considered as stable as running 
on top of Linux/BSD/other unix systems, but should be fine for 
developing/testing.

In addition, there are a number of commercial offerings of Windows versions, 
again there is a link on the techdocs site. I know of one person who has 
installed the dbexperts version and seems very happy.

Finally, the PostgreSQL developers are working on a native Windows version 
that should be ready for version 7.5, but that will be some 6-12 months off.

My personal preference would be to install Linux/FreeBSD on a machine and run 
it there - setting up Linux is much easier than it used to be. Which option 
you want to go for will depend upon your experience, time available and 
whether you want to spend any money.

HTH
-- 
  Richard Huxton
  Archonet Ltd