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 Christiann
		
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		Hi,
I' ve some issues installing Qlik Sense on a server where another program already has a PostgreSQL database installed and used.
In particular, there are problems with the used ports.
Is this a configuration that is not allowed? Can I find documents about this? Or documents, how I can solve the problem?
Christian
 Eugene_Sleator
		
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		hI @Christiann in answer to your question.
Firstly Qlik Sense should ideally be installed on a dedicated server.
Do-Qlik-Sense-and-QlikView-require-dedicated-servers
But if this is not possible, the presence of another Postgres instance should not conflict with the Qlik Sense's Postgres instance regarding the ports. By default Postgres uses port 5432. The Qlik Sense Postgres instance uses 4432. So during the installation process if you customized the port for the QSR DB to use 5432 then you would have a conflict. Otherwise, if left at the default values there should be no conflict.
Another thing to consider is the version of Postgres installed. Depending on the version of Qlik Sense, it will either be version 9.6 or 12.5. As of Qlik Sense May 2021 the bundled version is 12.5. Not sure what the version of the other application's Postgres instance is. But if not 9.6 or 12.5 then there could be issues.
Qlik-Sense-May-2021-Upgrade-bundled-PostgreSQL-to-12-5-version  
Another option is not to install the QSR DB locally. But use a dedicated server to host the QSR DB. 
How-to-configure-Qlik-Sense-to-use-a-dedicated-PostgreSQL 
Hope this helps..
 Eugene_Sleator
		
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		hI @Christiann in answer to your question.
Firstly Qlik Sense should ideally be installed on a dedicated server.
Do-Qlik-Sense-and-QlikView-require-dedicated-servers
But if this is not possible, the presence of another Postgres instance should not conflict with the Qlik Sense's Postgres instance regarding the ports. By default Postgres uses port 5432. The Qlik Sense Postgres instance uses 4432. So during the installation process if you customized the port for the QSR DB to use 5432 then you would have a conflict. Otherwise, if left at the default values there should be no conflict.
Another thing to consider is the version of Postgres installed. Depending on the version of Qlik Sense, it will either be version 9.6 or 12.5. As of Qlik Sense May 2021 the bundled version is 12.5. Not sure what the version of the other application's Postgres instance is. But if not 9.6 or 12.5 then there could be issues.
Qlik-Sense-May-2021-Upgrade-bundled-PostgreSQL-to-12-5-version  
Another option is not to install the QSR DB locally. But use a dedicated server to host the QSR DB. 
How-to-configure-Qlik-Sense-to-use-a-dedicated-PostgreSQL 
Hope this helps..
 Christiann
		
			Christiann
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
		
	
			
		
		
			
					
		Hi Eugene,
many thanks for your answer, it provides more clarity for me.
Best regards
Christian
