PostgreSQL database service

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I downloaded PostgreSQL from their site - http   www postgresql org download windows  However  I can t create a database from pgAdmin and get a message      could not connect to server    Connection refused  0x0000274D 10061    Is the server running on host    localhost  and accepting TCP IP   connections on port 5432  could not   connect to server  Connection refused    0x0000274D 10061  Is the server   running on host  localhost  and   accepting TCP IP connections on port   5432    Do I have to create a windows service  How is it called  Do I have to install it separately   EDITED  Let me explain myself  I am trying to run the service  I tried running postgres exe from the command line but still it does not run   What could run the database   EDITED  The problem was with my installation file  I downloaded it again - and it worked well

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You only need to do   pg ctl register   then execute servcies msc  enable the  PostgresSQL  and set to auto  then  your postgresql will run like the  server

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Your server might not be running  This can have 2 issus IMO    I had the problem that the permissions were not set on the postgres folders and so the service was not able to start  I have no idea why that happend but giving proper permissions on the root postges folder and subfolders did the trick  If I recall it correctly  postgres is also installed as a service so you should find it in the Service List To start the server  you have a startcommand in your Startmenu  Somewhere at Start -  PostgreSQL -  Start Service Server      haven t used it on Windows for a long time but it should be there

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You might get a more descriptive error message if you tried to start the service from command line using this command    C  Program Files PostgreSQL 9 5 bin pg ctl exe  start -N  postgresql-x64-9 5     -D  C  Program Files PostgreSQL 9 5 data  -w   The log file would be at C  Program Files PostgreSQL 9 5 data pg log  Note that paths and service name might be different depending on your installation

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Please Download from this   https   www enterprisedb com downloads postgres-postgresql-downloads  install above downloaded file   then  The solution was simply to delete  appdata  pgAdmin  win key   r then type  appdata  got folder pgAdmin  which was created by an earlier version  On systems other than Windows  there probably is a pgAdmin directory in your user directory  Of course  all session settings etc  are gone after deleting this

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start -  run -  services msc  and look for the postgresql- version  service then right click and enable it

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I have the solution to this problem enters  Start -  Run -  services msc  are looking for the postgresql service once you localizas le das Properties---  login and you disable the account you have and what you leave as the local system account   save and restart the programs pgadmin3 and ready should operate   Greeting from Colombia

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Checking the port may work   On pgAdmin page at the top  go to Properties and check the port if it is same with the one provided during the setup  If not click the edit button on the top right and change the port

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If you don t want or can t install postgres again  you can install the server from the binary zip like this post explains it

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check conenctionstring check SSL check firewall if u use VS studio  check for db driver

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you to restart services PostgreSQL from task manager click ctrl alt delete then chose services the  postgresql- version   chose the option to run automatically  then start and apply - gt ok

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The solution was simply to comment the lines  work mem 256MB  and  maintenance work mem  3GB   in the file postgresql conf and try to start the postgresql service   start -  run -  services msc  and look for the postgresql- version  service then right click and start

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Use Services  Windows - gt  Services check your PostgresSQL is started or in running state    If it s not then start your services for PostgresSQL   Close services and check again with your PostgresSQL   This will start PostgresSQL servers as normal

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Your server running on port 5432 but in the properties  the port is set to 5433  You must go to pgAdmin  click on database version  ex  PostgresSQL 10 and edit properties  A new window appears and you need to change the port to 5432  this is default port

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I m not on windows  but I think you can use the pgAdmin you just installed to configure a server connection and start the server

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Use services  start -  run -  services msc  and look for the postgresql- version  service    If it is not there you might have just installed pgAdmin and not installed PostgreSQL itself  If it is not running try to start it  if it won t start open the event-viewer  start -  run -  eventvwr  and look for error messages relating to the PostgreSQL service  If it does start check the startup type  if you want it to start with windows it should be  Automatic   or perhaps  Automatic  delayed start  if you don t want it to slow down startup too much      Adding to the first  because in a different comment you ve said the service isn t there  It is possible to download a standalone pgAdmin so you can connect to an external PostgreSQL database  It would seem you have done such a thing  or explicitly chosen to not add the service  Just try the One Click Installer  which still allows proper configuration of installation directory despite its name

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