Run the SQL commands on Windows PowerShell
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$SqlPath = "$([System.IO.Path]::GetFullPath("$($MyInvocation.MyCommand.Path)\.."))\sql"
$DBHost = "localhost"
$DBPort = "5432"
$DBName = "myapp"
$DBUser = "postgres"
$DBPassword = "postgres"
$Env:PGPASSWORD = $DBPassword
# Check Database name exist
$PsqlCommand = "psql -U $DBUser -h $DBHost -p $DBPort -d postgres -c 'SELECT datname FROM pg_catalog.pg_database WHERE datname = ''$DBName'';'"
$Result = Invoke-Expression -Command $PsqlCommand
if ($Result -match $DBName) {
Write-Host "Database $DBName exists!"
Exit 1
}
# Run SQL command from the sql file
$PsqlCommand = "psql -U $DBUser -h $DBHost -p $DBPort -d postgres -f $SqlPath/query.sql"
Invoke-Expression $PsqlCommand
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