

If you had problems during the pre- installation of postgres, check this out : It works on the base of giving admin rights to the postgres user. Try using this method as well if you are not able to get through : click on postgresql and it will ask for a password that you entered during installation. you should have something similar.( I added a new db called hibernatedb, so apart from that, it must look similar).ġ2. After the installation completes successfully, run the installer as Admin again overwriting the previous installation.ġ0.Complete the installation, and open pgAdmin III as administrator.ġ1. Do not mind any errors that come this time.ĩ. Give the data folder as C:\PostgresqlDataħ.Click next and finish the installation.Ĩ. Use the postgres installer to run as Administrator and install it under C:\PostgresqlĦ. Now create a folder called Postgresql directly inside C:\>Ĥ.Create another folder called PostgresqlData under C:\>ĥ. delete that too manually if it doesn’t get removed.ģ. There will also be the postgres\data folder. Here goes:ġ.Once you install postgres(which usually is in C:\program files\postgresql), the folder contains an uninstaller, click it.let the bad boy go away!Ģ. I again had to do a flurry of google searches which has yielded a fruitful result!.


As if that wasn’t enough, the seemingly smooth installation hit a hiccup when I got the error message “non fatal error during cluster initialisation”. This is a continuation to my previous post where i successfully installed postgres after dueling with the registry and McAfee.

yay! you have created your first project ! (The hello world is created by default).Give the appropriate application name and change the package name.Open Android studio and select new project.Learn more on android studio and how to switch from eclipse here. Another important feature is the Android Studio provides a “gradle” based support which they claim to provide better features. The advantage of using this over Eclipse is it gives a dynamic preview of the changes that are being made and also provides drag and drop features. Google developers have teamed up with Jet Brains and have developed an Android specific IDE that is still in preview stage, but is stable enough to use for building.
