Thread: Database Import..Please Help Me
Good Day. I like to “Import Database” Using the postgresql-8.3.7-1-windows.
But, at here I did not see any “IMPORT DATABASE FEATURES”…
Could you please help me...?
I am trying to Import the File But cannot…
Herewith I attach the “Database”….to ease your understanding...
Please help me...
Thank you
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The file you attached is empty. We need more info. As a starting point, PostgreSQL dumps are created using pg_dump. The dump file can be a text file designed to be read back using psql or in special formats designed to be read by pg_restore. The text version is just a series of SQL statements to restore the database. The various flags to pg_dump determine the type of file created as well as things like schema-only, data-only, specific tables, etc.
Good Day. I like to “Import Database” Using the postgresql-8.3.7-1-windows.
But, at here I did not see any “IMPORT DATABASE FEATURES”…
If the data is not a PostgreSQL created dump, you need to do some work yourself. For example, if it is a CSV file you need a table with the correct columns and you can use psql and the copy command with the csv option.
Cheers,
Steve