Problem Postgres importation of sql file

Hi,

Please, I would like to know if there's any software which let create tables
(for database) and export them into a sript which can be used by postgres to
import the database created ?

I'm using PgAdminIII for postgres and the software I used to create tables
is called "DB Designer" but the sql file generated doesn't work with
postgres if I try to import from this file, it makes errors (for example
unsigned, or auto-incrément don't exist in Postrgeres compared to mysql).

Please if you know how to do, explain to me.
Thank you very much

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Re: Problem Postgres importation of sql file

On Sun, Apr 10, 2005 at 13:06:15 +0000,
Kelly Kane wrote:
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> I'm using PgAdminIII for postgres and the software I used to create tab=
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> is called "DB Designer" but the sql file generated doesn't work with=20
> postgres if I try to import from this file, it makes errors (for exampl=
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> unsigned, or auto-incr=E9ment don't exist in Postrgeres compared to mys=
ql).

If you like the tool you are using, then postprocessing the generated scr=
ipt
might be a good solution for you.

It shouldn't be too hard to write a script in perl (or some other scripti=
ng
language) that substitutes keywords that are roughly equivalent in postgr=
es
for the ones that don't work.

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