Esteban,
Just one way of doing it, but export the tables
as comma/tab delimited files, or using whatever delimeter is
easy for you, and then use Postgres' copy command to import
the data into a Postgres table(s).
See under COPY in the user documentation for your
options, syntax, etc.. Anyway, the idea is to write
the data into a text file, and then either modify the text file
to contain the copy commands, or do it from a script, or
even do it manually with psql.
Once the data is inside postgres, you can tweak it to
your heart's content.
Troy
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> On Tue, 24 Aug 1999, Esteban Chiner Sanz wrote:
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> > What's the easiest (fastest) way for dumping Oracle tables into Postgres
> > tables?
> > Thank you,
>
> a quickie perl+DBI script solved that for me... ill have to check to see
> how portable it is... i know the sid, username, passwd were all
> hardcoded...
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