

In this post, I will share my quick tips on how I install PostgreSQL and start & stop service as needed so that my system is not using resources when I’m not working on PostgreSQL. I like free stuff, free databases, however, I don’t like slower systems. For details on PostgreSQL, see the PostgreSQL documentation. psql uses the Readline or libedit library, if available, for convenient line editing and retrieval. Remove the PostgreSQL folder from the system Library: sudo rm -rf /Library/PostgreSQL Remove the PostgreSQL.

It has a reputation for reliability, performance, and extensibility, with a robust feature set to securely store and scale complex workloads. Remove the ini file: sudo rm /etc/postgres-reg. Lion and Mountain Lion come with an older version of PostgreSQL which includes a psql command line utility for managing your PostgreSQL on your machine.

My favorite method is to use Mulesoft and PostgreSQL to analyze data. PostgreSQL is a popular and free open-source relational database management system (RDBMS). In the context of Salesforce, we can use a data loader and export data in CSV files however analyzing CSV files could be daunting. Working with data is always fun & we have many options to store data and perform analysis. From your command line, run the following commands: brew doctor brew update brew install libpq.
