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RAMP database model

This package contains the ORM model for the RAMP database.

Set up of a PostgreSQL database

  1. create db directory and initialise the PostgreSQL database:

    mkdir postgres_dbs
    initdb postgres_dbs
  2. start the PostgreSQL engine:

    pg_ctl -D postgres_dbs -l postgres_dbs/logfile start
  3. create a user <db_user> and set a password <db_password>:

    createuser --pwprompt <db_user>
  4. create the database called <db_name> for that user:

    createdb --owner=<db_user> <db_name>

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