If you expand the servers icon, you ought to see something along the lines of PostgreSQL9. If you click to expand the PostgreSQL 9. From there, you should see a dashboard with some various charts becoming populated, like below.
Next, a sample database will be restored. From there, name your database and save it! To restore data into the database, right click the database name and select the restore option.
Sorry, Mac and Linux folks, no guidance from me here. That should now allow you to restore a database. Now return to the above steps, and when you select restore, select the options as desired. You should see a processing dialogue and success message.
Very important — think of like you needing to refresh the data sources when working with pivot tables in Microsoft Excel. Okay, you should have your first database! Or, you could just press F5 and it accomplishes the same thing. How about a rip-roaring start into SQL?
It only takes a minute to sign up. Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. A new version of pgAdmin 4 is released almost every month. I wonder what is the correct way to upgrade a newer version of it? Is it necessary to uninstall the older version first and install the new one latter? Or will the installer from the newest version overwrite the old ones without fragmenting files in the system?
After upgrading to version 5. So, I manually uninstalled pgAdmin 4 'v4' through Windows 'Control Panel' and then, deleted the remaining 'v4' folder. My server connections and master password kept unaltered in the new version.
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