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This tutorial explains how to add PostgreSQL 12.1 to Laragon by downloading and extracting the binaries, then selecting the new version from the Laragon menu. It includes steps for checking the version and creating a test database using the terminal. Additionally, it mentions using pgAdmin 4 for efficient PostgreSQL management.

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Laragon-pgsql

This tutorial explains how to add PostgreSQL 12.1 to Laragon by downloading and extracting the binaries, then selecting the new version from the Laragon menu. It includes steps for checking the version and creating a test database using the terminal. Additionally, it mentions using pgAdmin 4 for efficient PostgreSQL management.

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[Tutorial] How to add another PostgreSQL

version (PostgreSQL 12.1)


leokhoa ADMINISTRATORS

Mar 4, 2018, 11:23 AM | 127184 points

Adding another PostgreSQL version is very easy with Laragon.


Assume we want to use PostgreSQL 12.1 64-bit (or other versions)

1. Download PostgreSQL 12.1 (64-bit):


http://get.enterprisedb.com/postgresql/postgresql-12.1-1-windows-
x64-binaries.zip

2. Extract the downloaded to (*): bin\postgresql\postgresql-12.1

C:\laragon
-- bin
-- postgresql
-- postgresql-12.1
-- bin
-- doc
-- include
-- lib
-- pgAdmin 4
.....

3. Close Laragon, then open it again (to refresh the Menu). Select the
new version at: Laragon Menu > PostgreSQL> Version >
postgresql-12.1

Very easy huh. That's all forks!


*Note: after extracting, you rename the pgsql dir to postgresql-12.1.
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leokhoa ADMINISTRATORS

Mar 4, 2018, 11:42 AM | 127184 points

Some pics:

1. Folder structure:
2. Menu:

!
3. Connect (using Terminal):

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rizaldywirawan

Mar 6, 2018, 1:09 PM | 2625 points

As always, outstanding

kidipridi

Nov 2, 2018, 3:21 PM @Guest | 833 points

@leokhoa @Fuad-Fadhil-Azzar @rizaldywirawan

just adding postgresql-10.5.2 to laragon and found the same error, the
webserver for pgadmin4 won't start even when opening directly from
pgAdmin 4\bin\pgAdmin4.exe
trying to change to pgAdmin3 with no luck because of too many warnings of
incompatibility, then it just crossed my mind, "Aha maybe it's just because of
that administrative privilige, so try to run pgAdmin 4\bin\pgAdmin4.exe as
administrator and it works (the browser pops out with address set to
"http://127.0.0.1:51237/browser/" so because this is my first time using
postgresql I consider it works)

leokhoa ADMINISTRATORS
Nov 30, 2019, 8:59 AM @leokhoa | 127184 points

Testing:

1. Check version: open Terminal (Ctrl - Alt - T), and type

psql --version

2. Create database "test":

createdb test

3. Connect to database "test":

psql test
You can use pgAdmin 4 in Menu > PostgreSQL > pgAdmin 4 to operate
PostgreSQL efficiently.

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