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pgaccess - note on connection methods
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pgaccess can connect either to a Unix socket on the local machine or
to a TCP/IP connection.  

If you wish to use TCP/IP, the postmaster on the server must have been
started with the -i option.

To use a TCP/IP connection, enter the target host name in the host field
in the Open Database dialog.  

To use a Unix socket, leave the host field blank.  (If you put
"localhost" here, pgaccess will try to use a TCP/IP connection, even
though you are talking to the local machine.)