> * From: "Dave Page" <dpage@vale-housing.co.uk>
> It's rumoured that Rohan Carly once said:
>> I am trying to use the the Migration Wizard (version 2.4.12) to export
>> a simple Access database to Pgsql. I notice that the migration wizard
>> fails, if I have defined 1-1 relationships inside MS Access.
>
> Please try the latest snapshot from the binaries folders at
> http://cvs.pgadmin.org/. Instructions are in the readme - you will need to
> upgrade all files, not just the migration wizard.
> PostgreSQL (and most DBMS') do not refer to foreign keys as relationship
> types quite as Access does, so there is no real concept of a 1:1 key as
> such. To enforce that, you will need to manually add a unique index on the
> fkey column.
> Please let me know if you have any trouble.
Hi Dave! Hi Group!
I used to experience the same troubles with 1:1 relationships, and I am
very happy to say that your fix did it. I was able to export a complex
data structure with 36 tables including several 1:1 relationships from
Access 97 without a problem. Previously the migration used to stop and
roll back when hitting the first foreign key from a 1:1 relationship.
BTW, I agree with the other guy that pleaded for a "per table commit".
Did I see a new option in the migration wizard doing exactly that allready?
Thanx a lot for the tool and especially for the latest fixes. I
appreciate it. Good job!
Regards
Erwin Brandstetter
