Re: Standalone Postgres

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On Wed, 2006-06-07 at 03:01, Andy Shellam wrote:


> > Hello!
> > 
> > 	Is it possible to have a CD with database and postgres binaries
> > (win32), which can be directly run (without any installation) ? Or if it
> > is impossible to be run from read-only media, to have it as
> > self-extracting archive, which can be run from any user account ?
> > The goal is to have some demonstration CD with some viewer, database and
> > postgres engine, which can be easily run by any windows user without
> > installation.
> > 
> > best regards
> > Jarek
> > 
> You won't be able to run it all off CD no, as Postgres requires
> log/transaction files etc to be written to.  It also requires a service
> user/data directory so it would have to be installed.
> 
> If you don't require the functionality etc of Postgres (and haven't
> developed your solution yet) you might be better off looking at something
> like SQLlite, which uses flat-files.

Actually there is a live pg cd distro out there somewhere.  I've got a
copy of it I can reseed the torrent if anyone wants it.

I'm sure it's a bit out of date by now, but it's a pretty cool little
trick.


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