Martijn van Oosterhout wrote:
People who don't care about how it works should simply install PGAdmin III and then they don't need to understand PATHs. People who don't know what a command line does should stay away from it. They aren't required to use it (in theory, windows is a new port so it might need some work). People who do know won't learn it from us, they will know it from elsewhere.
It's not a matter of learning, but of information. I know what a command line is, but I still think the PostgreSQL documentation should indicate what one should do to *use* the programs. I can easily figure out by inspection after the install, that all/most of the executables ended up in the 'bin' directory so I need to add it to my PATH. Nevertheless, I still expect a README, FAQ or the manuals to point this out for completeness, i.e., regardless of newbie or expert status.
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