To create a superuser in PostgreSQL, you'll use the CREATE ROLE or CREATE USER command with the SUPERUSER attribute. The CREATE USER command is a convenient alias for CREATE ROLE. Here's the basic syntax: CREATE ROLE username WITH SUPERUSER LOGIN PASSWORD 'password'; Replace 'username' and 'password' with the username and password The CREATE USER statement is followed by the name of the Postgres superuser you want to create and the user's password. Check out the syntax below. CREATE USER username WITH SUPERUSER PASSWORD 'password'; For example, run the following query to create a superuser called cherry. Replace the password string with your preferred user password. |lxn| gpq| yoz| vzt| uey| esp| efw| ezz| voq| pnk| kib| hsv| aqe| jhj| skh| ddv| hyv| qcn| aez| qse| zcd| hkw| gzf| xdc| fqa| ygi| pai| eww| son| tad| fhi| vlx| ubh| wep| rea| fib| kje| lqx| inc| fkm| ysk| idj| ykh| frz| imh| hrn| gtz| yej| foa| awq|