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MySQL to Postgres.

Dear my friends...

I am planning to migrate my database from MySQL to
Postgres since the MySQL does not have subquery except
it 4.1. And I can not wait until the 4.1 stable
version released and included in SuSE distro.

I did mysqldump (into a file, basisdata.txt) and I am
going to do its query qith pgaccess or pgsql.

I tried to import the database (do the query of
basisdata.txt) with pgaccess but I couldn't. Because
pgaccess support only one by one importing table.

I tried with pgsql, look for the suitable command to
do that with "\h" in the pgsql console. But I could
not find the suitable command.

Anybody would be so nice to tell me how I can do that
with pgaccess and/or pgsql ?

Thank you very much in advance.


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