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Instructions on initially creating the workflow scheduler database.
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Update postgres configuration
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Edit:
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/etc/postgresql/<postgres_version>/main/pg_hba.conf
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Add the following Line:
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host workflowscheduler workflowscheduler 127.0.0.1 255.255.255.255 password
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Create database:
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type: createdb metacat
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Create workflowscheduler user
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Log in to postgreSQL by typing:
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psql metacat
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At the psql prompt, create the workflowscheduler user by typing:
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CREATE USER workflowscheduler WITH UNENCRYPTED PASSWORD 'your_password';
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where 'your_password' is whatever password you would like for the workflowscheduler user.
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Exit PostgreSQL by typing:
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\q
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Restart the PostgreSQL database to bring in changes:
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/etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 restart
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Test setup
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Log out of the postgres user account by typing:
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logout
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Test the installation and workflowscheduler account by typing:
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psql -U workflowscheduler -W -h localhost workflowscheduler
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Create tables:
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Open the table creation script in this directory called:
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ws-tables-postgres.sql
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Copy each sql command and run in psql prompt.
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Populate tables
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Open the table creation script in this directory called:
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ws-loaddtdschema-postgres.sql
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Copy each sql command and run in psql prompt.
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