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To configure the connection to your PostgreSQL Server databases, select PostgreSQL Server (TCP\/IP)<\/strong> as your server type.<\/p>\n In the opened window, specify:<\/p>\n These are the basic minimum settings. Once they are ready, you can test the connection and save the settings.<\/p>\n For more specific settings go to Advanced settings,<\/strong> where you can set:<\/p>\n If an SSH tunnel is required for the connection enable the Connect using SSH tunnel<\/strong> option in the advanced settings and specify:<\/p>\n After configuring the settings, you can test the connection and save the settings.<\/p>\n If you click the “info” button in the connection settings, you will see the command used to connect to the database. If you encounter connection issues, you can manually execute this command via the command line to diagnose the problem.<\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Required minimum settings<\/h3>\n
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Advanced connection settings<\/h3>\n
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Connect using SSH tunnel<\/h3>\n
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Info button<\/h3>\n
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