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Tommy Flewwelling <tommyflewwelling@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> How do I specify in the command-line to access the .pgpass file when creating a database?

Huh?  You don't specify anything, it's done automatically when needed.
 
> I don?t want to have to include (-W): 
> C:\postgressql\bin>createdb -U postgres ?p 5432 -W ?E UTF8 myDatabase

You never have to include -W, whether you use .pgpass or not.  That
switch is only there for historical reasons.

			regards, tom lane

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