postgres create user with password

POSTGRES-XL Cluster construction and testing CentOS6.5 192.168.0.101 CentOS6.5 192.168.0.102 CentOS6.5 192.168.0.103 CentOS6.5 192.168.0.104 First, host planning Cnode1 (GTM) cnode2 (Gtm_proxy,coordinator,datanode) cnode3

Sometimes, what if I forget the password of the default user Postgres when PostgreSQL is installed?Linux shell command input below: sudo-u postgres psql (so that you can directly login into the Postgres, and then in the inside can be added users,

Problem: Fatal error: User "Postgres" Ident authentication failedNote: This is because there is no remote access configured and authentication method has not changed, only need to change the use of account password authentication.Workaround: Locate

POSTGRES-XL is a fully acid-compliant, open-source, easy to scale, multi-tenant security. Support share-nothing; Support massive data parallel processing-mpp (massively Parallel processing). is not very similar to Greenplum. Host Assignment3 host,

Reference: http://my.oschina.net/dddpeter/blog/116153 1. Create a user 1 Sudo-s-U postgres 2 Psql 3 postgres# CREATE USER xxxx1 with PASSWORD ' xxxx '; 4

Long time do not write things, have been looking at some open source things, the following paste on Linux installation configuration postgres and use Dblink operation reference for readers and their future reference:1. Download Source: postgresql-9.3

One: Command line Backup and recovery Postgres database①: First switch to Postgres userSu Postgres ②: Backing up a database named host to a temporary file Host.dumpPg_dump-w Host >/tmp/host.dump ③: Import data from backup file infile to database

Our company has developed a database product based on Postgres, needless to say we have changed the source code of OSS, and have also integrated and written some plugins. Therefore, when PostgreSQL and related plugins are upgraded, we also need to

postgres8.4 Installation configuration:1. Installing postgres8.4~$ sudo apt-get install PostgreSQL2. Modify the Super admin Postgres Password:Run Psql as a system user~$ sudo-u postgres psql postgresModify Postgres password

First, the environment$ psql--versionpsql (PostgreSQL) 9.4.4 As we all know, superuser privileges are too large for the security of the database, for non-administrator accounts, you need to create a normal user. Second, the grammar$ psql psql  (9.4.