RE: Re: psql command

["Iuri Sampaio" <iuri.sampaio@gmail.com>]

Bud
Thanks for remind me that, but I already did that, even boot over again the
machine, turn off and turn on. Neither those worked out

iuri


'>'> The postgres commands doesn't work to an user account
 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'> I already created the user on postgres
 '>'>
 '>'> desktop:~# su - postgres
 '>'>
 '>'> postgres@desktop:~$ createuser -a -d oacsbr
 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'> and set on .bashrc
 '>'>
 '>'> LD_LIBRARY_PATH=:/usr/local/pgsql/lib:/usr/local/pgsql/lib
 '>'>
 '>'> PATH=/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/bin/X11:/usr/games:/usr/local/
 '>'>pgsql/b in:/usr/local/pgsql/bin
 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'> But somehow I can't run any commands such as
 '>'>
 '>'> oacsbr@desktop:~$ createdb -E UNICODE mytestdb
 '>'>
 '>'> -su: createdb: command not found
 '>'>
 '>'> oacsbr@desktop:~$ psql -l
 '>'>
 '>'> -su: psql: command not found
 '>'>
 '>'> oacsbr@desktop:~$ psql -l mytestdb.dmp mytestdb
 '>'>
 '>'> -su: psql: command not found
 '>'>
 '>'>
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 '>'>
 '>'>
 '>'> Does anyone knows what I've missed?
 '>'
 '>'A small thing that I have overlooked more than once.  You have to 
 '>'run .bashrc after an edit, either by logging out and back in, or by 
 '>'sourcing it on the command line.
 '>'
 '>'~$   .   .bashrc
 '>'
 '>'
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