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gui for postgresql

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gui for postgresql

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import pgadmin.utils.configuration as config

# Retrieve the default settings for a new server connection
settings = config.new_settings()

# Configure the server connection details
settings['Name'] = 'My PostgreSQL Server'
settings['Host'] = 'localhost'  # Replace with your PostgreSQL server's IP or hostname
settings['Port'] = 5432  # Replace with your PostgreSQL server's port number
settings['MaintenanceDB'] = 'postgres'
settings['Username'] = 'postgres'  # Replace with your PostgreSQL server's username
settings['Password'] = 'password'  # Replace with your PostgreSQL server's password

# Create a new connection with the provided settings
conn = config.create_database(settings)

# If the connection is successful, print the servers available on the PostgreSQL server
if conn:
    server_maintenance = conn.get_server_maintenance()
    if server_maintenance:
        servers = server_maintenance.get_servers()
        for server in servers.Values:
            print(f"Server name: {server.name}")
    else:
        print("No servers found.")
else:
    print("Connection failed.")

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