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Race: Ing. Computer Systems Subject: Data Base Management Teacher: Francisco Salvador Ballina Snchez Group: ISMA-6 Members: Sandy Z. Contreras Herrera. Vctor Prez Gmez. Alejandra Rodrguez Baos. Luis A. Prez Hinojosa Isa Snchez Campos Date: 22.04.2013 Name of practice: Installation manual POSTGRESQL in fedora Installation Platform: Fedora(rtm) Where the practice is conducted: Sandy home Contreras Herrera

INSTALLATION MANUAL POSTGRESQL

FEDORA

Purpose: This manual will want to create an overview of the installation and configuration of postgresql on Fedora platform. The manual contains a series of screen prints step by step installation, and a brief explanation of each snapshot by the reader understanding easier installation.

Introduction: Postgresql is an object-oriented relational DBMS and free, released under the BSD license.

The main advantages of postgresql are: It is common for commercial database servers are installed in more than the license allows. Some commercial providers consider that the main source of breach of license. With PostgreSQL, anyone can sue for violating license agreements, since there is no cost associated with software license. This has several benefits: Most profitable business models with large-scale installations. There is no possibility of being audited to verify license compliance at any time. Flexibility to do research and development without incurring additional licensing costs.
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Instalacin 1. Once we entered Fedora to start the terminal, where we started as root, once there call the YUM command to proceed with the installation of Postgres (yum -y install postgresql postgresqllibs postgresql-contrib postgresql-server postgresql-docs).

(Fig. 1) 2. Here we can see that already have installed all the necessary packages for postgresql.

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(Fig. 2) 3. Once installed all packages and we start postgresql server services need to initiate commands: service postgresql initdb service postgresql start Should say OK if everything is correct.

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4. To set the password using the command server (postgresql passwd) which will serve to change the user's password Postgresql

(Fig. 4) 5. Finally started on the terminal postgresql (su postgresql) and start the servici with the command (/etc/init.d/postgresql start), should appear un prompt "bash-4.1$", Now we enter the console writing Postgresql (psql).

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Bibliography http://www.postgresql.org.es/

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