Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of WKTRasterTutorial01
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v13 v14 46 46 The resulting sql commands are copied to the .sql file using the ">" pipe command. 47 47 48 You can then execute the sql file with psqllike this:49 50 {{{ 51 >psql -f C:\Temp\cariboupoints.sql demodb48 Assuming you have already created a database when you installed PostGIS and that you named it "tutorial01", you can then execute the sql file with "psql" like this: 49 50 {{{ 51 >psql -f C:\Temp\cariboupoints.sql tutorial01 52 52 }}} 53 53 … … 59 59 60 60 61 2. Create a connection to PostGIS by clicking the icon on the right of the connection field and adding a new connection with the name of your choice, the "localhost" server, at port "5432", on your database instance (here " demodb") with your PostgreSQL username and password. Click OK to establish the connection.61 2. Create a connection to PostGIS by clicking the icon on the right of the connection field and adding a new connection with the name of your choice, the "localhost" server, at port "5432", on your database instance (here "tutorial01") with your PostgreSQL username and password. Click OK to establish the connection. 62 62 63 63 … … 108 108 109 109 {{{ 110 >psql -f C:\Temp\Pierre\Data\SRTM\srtm.sql demodb110 >psql -f C:\Temp\Pierre\Data\SRTM\srtm.sql tutorial01 111 111 }}} 112 112