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1. EnterpriseDB

   Mladen Gogala <gogala.mladen@gmail.com> — 2021-09-14T02:52:53Z

   The company I work for will test EnterpriseDB. I am fairly well 
   acquainted with Postgres but have no experience whatsoever with 
   EnterpriseDB. How compatible to Postgres it is? Do pgAdmin4 and pgBadger 
   work with EnterpriseDB? Are psql commands the same? Can anyone here 
   share some impressions?
   
   Regards
   
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   Mladen Gogala
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2. Re: EnterpriseDB

   Sbob <sbob@quadratum-braccas.com> — 2021-09-14T15:03:15Z

   EnterpriseDB is basically postgres with the added oracle compatability 
   and some added external tools. THe default user & db will no longer be 
   postgres but 'enterprisedb', but it is still postgresql so you won't 
   have any issues working with EDB if you already know postgres
   
   
   
   On 9/13/21 20:52, Mladen Gogala wrote:
   > The company I work for will test EnterpriseDB. I am fairly well 
   > acquainted with Postgres but have no experience whatsoever with 
   > EnterpriseDB. How compatible to Postgres it is? Do pgAdmin4 and 
   > pgBadger work with EnterpriseDB? Are psql commands the same? Can 
   > anyone here share some impressions?
   >
   > Regards
   >
   
   
   
   

3. Re: EnterpriseDB

   manish yadav <manishy174@yahoo.co.in> — 2021-09-14T16:22:53Z

   In addition to the Sbob comments, if we install the EDB with postgres compatibility option in such a case we may continue to use postgres user as default super user and other configuration parameters would remain the same as community PostgreSQL.  
   It would work perfectly fine with pgAdmin4 and pgbadger.
   If you choose to install in Compatible with PostgreSQL mode, the Advanced Server superuser name is postgres.
   Thanks and Regards,
   Manish Yadav
   Mobile : +91 8527607945 
   
       On Tuesday, 14 September 2021, 08:33:31 PM IST, sbob <sbob@quadratum-braccas.com> wrote:  
    
    EnterpriseDB is basically postgres with the added oracle compatability 
   and some added external tools. THe default user & db will no longer be 
   postgres but 'enterprisedb', but it is still postgresql so you won't 
   have any issues working with EDB if you already know postgres
   
   
   
   On 9/13/21 20:52, Mladen Gogala wrote:
   > The company I work for will test EnterpriseDB. I am fairly well 
   > acquainted with Postgres but have no experience whatsoever with 
   > EnterpriseDB. How compatible to Postgres it is? Do pgAdmin4 and 
   > pgBadger work with EnterpriseDB? Are psql commands the same? Can 
   > anyone here share some impressions?
   >
   > Regards
   >