I want to stop postgres server 13 since I installed postgres 15. I look for a stop server button in pgadmin but it looks like that this kind of a button does not exist.
For such a simple functionality, I may have missed something. What do I think wrong? Why isn’t there a stop server button?
pgAdmin is not intended to stop PostgreSQL servers. It’s such a simple feature that you just need to use mechanism of your OS for that: systemctl or whatever on Linux, services.msc on Windows, don’t know what on MacOS.
pgAdmin is, contrary to what its name suggests, not a database administration program. It is a client program that offers a schema browser, an interactive query tool and support for import and export via pg_dump/pg_restore.
To stop the server, you must log into the database server machine.
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pgAdmin is not intended to stop PostgreSQL servers. It’s such a simple feature that you just need to use mechanism of your OS for that: systemctl or whatever on Linux, services.msc on Windows, don’t know what on MacOS.
pgAdmin is, contrary to what its name suggests, not a database administration program. It is a client program that offers a schema browser, an interactive query tool and support for import and export via
pg_dump
/pg_restore
.To stop the server, you must log into the database server machine.