Paul on October 29th, 2009
To Install CMake, you should first check the CMake software downloads page to find the pre-compiled binary for your build platform. If the binary is not available, or if you’ve planned to build CMake from a source tree, to build CMake you can simply check Installing CMake page for the instructions.
This example will suggest the steps involved in building & installing CMake in a non-default location on Solaris OS. Sun Studio C/C++ compilers being used to build CMake.
# gunzip -c cmake-2.6.3.tar.gz | tar -xvf -
# cd cmake-2.6.3
# export CC=cc
# export CXX=CC
# ./bootstrap –prefix=/export/expts/CMake
# make
# make install
# export PATH=/export/expts/CMake/bin:$PATH
# which cmake
/export/expts/CMake/bin/cmake
# cmake -version
cmake version 2.6-patch 3
Paul on October 12th, 2009
As PostgreSQL user can read, edit or add data, also it is possible to delete a PostgreSQL Database. The following steps will help you to delete a PostgreSQL database from your web hosting account, here is the steps;
1) Once the page loads you will see a table containing the following information which is split into five columns;
1. Database – This entry will be the database name you created in Step 1 above.
2. Size – This entry will be the size of the database you created in Step 1 above.
3. Users – This entry will be the users in the database.
4. Actions – You have once choice:
5. Delete Database – Click on this link to delete a database.
2) Once you see the table, find the database you want to delete in the “Database” column.
3) Then click on the Delete Database in the “Actions” column.
4) The following confirmation statement will be seen :
“Are you sure you wish to permanently remove the DATABASE_NAME?”
5) Click on the Yes button.
6) The following statement will be seen:-
“Deleted the database DATABASE_NAME.”
“Database “DATABASE” dropped.”
