This causes psql to open the PostgreSQL database. It should not prompt you for a password. This is what the login prompt looks like: psql Type "help" for help. postgres=# 8) From the psql command prompt, run the following psql command to change the database password: ALTER USER postgre...
spring.sendgrid.api-key=# SendGrid api key (alternative to username/password) spring.sendgrid.username=# SendGrid account username spring.sendgrid.password=# SendGrid account password spring.sendgrid.proxy.host=# SendGrid proxy host spring.sendgrid.proxy.port=# SendGrid proxy port # --- # W...
Now runningpsqlwill not ask any password when run it in the command prompt. Open up a command prompt and go to Postgres Bin directory: "C:\Program Files\PostgreSQL\10\bin" PLEASE be aware if you have both v10 and v14, seeNOTESat bottom, you might need to use the -p option for the...