Hello and thank you for your answer.
> Can you check with Task Manager if the PostgreSQL server processes are
> running?
No: no PostgreSQL processes are running.
About the log file:
With the cluster that I can start (the one associated with the port 5450),
if I use the command:
windows_cmd.exe_ran_as_user_postgres> pg_ctl start -o "-p 5450" -D
my_cluster_2 -l "D:\somewhere\pg_logs_2.txt"
The file "pg_logs_2.txt" is created and written.
With the cluster that I CANNOT start (the one associated with the port
5449), if I use the command:
windows_cmd.exe_ran_as_user_postgres> pg_ctl start -o "-p 5449" -D
my_cluster_1 -l "D:\somewhere\pg_logs_1.txt"
The file "pg_logs_1.txt" is created but nothing is written in it.
So I still have no clue about what's going wrong.
Thank you for helping.
Best regards.
Léa
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