Hi Chris,
Goal was to get postgre to execute/import an sql dump file, ie not to
write import-export functionality myself. In the end, I used piping,
something like this:
system(type $filename | \C:\Program
Files\PostgreSQL\8.1\bin\psql.exe\ -h localhost -p 5432 X6tmp
\postgres\);
Goal was to get postgre to execute/import an sql dump file, ie not to
write import-export functionality myself. In the end, I used piping,
something like this:
system(type $filename | \C:\Program
Files\PostgreSQL\8.1\bin\psql.exe\ -h localhost -p 5432 X6tmp
\postgres\);
But thanx
Hi all,
I need to synchronize two postgresql servers, but synchronization is
one-directional (ie, data from one computer needs to be copied to
another). Basically, I want the target computer to drop the schema
public and then re-create it from my dump made on the source machine.
Is there
On 2/26/06, Bogdan Ribic [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I need to synchronize two postgresql servers, but synchronization is
one-directional (ie, data from one computer needs to be copied to
another). Basically, I want the target computer to drop the schema
public and then re-create it
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