Finding my database

From: <apitt(at)tech2u(dot)com(dot)au>
To: pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Finding my database
Date: 2007-08-17 04:44:52
Message-ID: 200708170444.l7H4iqN06824@gryphon.tech2u.com.au
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Hi

I initially had the Windows version of PostgreSQL v8.0 running on my C drive
and was connected to a database in the data subdirectory below PostgreSQL. I
needed to move it to the D Drive. After completely messing everything up, I
am now unable to get it working. I have uninstalled everything and now have
v8.2 installed on the D drive, and I put the data directory back within that
installation. On windows start up I am unable to get the service to start
and it generates the following message:

Error #1
Unable to connect to PostgreSQL (Port#:5432) to get the list of databases.
The error was:
101 - SQLSTATE = 08001


My question is, how do I get it to see the database which is still right
there so this message goes away and all is normal again. I am totally
stumped as it must be the most unintuitve program I have ever come across,
and trying to find anything in the 1600+ page manual is fruitless. I am
hoping I have not deleted any critical files.

Can users give me some guidance please, as I am totally unfamiliar with the
complexities of the program. I'm just an end user of the database within a
separate program.

Thanks,
Adrian

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