SQL Shell (psql) Defaulting to Port 5433 Instead of 5432 on Windows
I am running PostgreSQL on Windows, and my PostgreSQL server is correctly configured to use port 5432. However, when I open the SQL Shell (psql), it defaults to port 5433, as shown in the screenshot below:default value is 5433
SQL Shell (psql) Defaulting to Port 5433 Instead of 5432 on Windows
I am running PostgreSQL on Windows, and my PostgreSQL server is correctly configured to use port 5432. However, when I open the SQL Shell (psql), it defaults to port 5433, as shown in the screenshot below:default value is 5433
SQL Shell (psql) Defaulting to Port 5433 Instead of 5432 on Windows
I am running PostgreSQL on Windows, and my PostgreSQL server is correctly configured to use port 5432. However, when I open the SQL Shell (psql), it defaults to port 5433, as shown in the screenshot below:default value is 5433
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