Thread: postgreSQL db temporary on Microsoft IIS 4.0
Hi there For testing, I have a Microsoft Windows NT Server with IIS 4.0 running in my DMZ. Currently it is not possible to migrate this server to LinuX. Is there a way to move an existing postgreSQL 7.0.3 db (with views/sequences) from a Linux Server to this NT Web server. I have coldfusion on NT, all I need is the postgres DB or a 100% compatible on NT. Any ideas ?? Thanks in advance ... jr ============================================ PFISTER + PARTNER, SYSTEM - ENGINEERING AG Juerg Rietmann Grundstrasse 22a 6343 Rotkreuz Switzerland phone: +4141 790 4040 fax: +4141 790 2545 mobile: +4179 211 0315 ============================================
--- juerg.rietmann@pup.ch wrote: > Hi there > > For testing, I have a Microsoft Windows NT Server with IIS 4.0 > running in > my DMZ. Currently it is not possible to migrate this server to > LinuX. Is > there a way to move an existing postgreSQL 7.0.3 db (with > views/sequences) > from a Linux Server to this NT Web server. I have coldfusion > on NT, all I > need is the postgres DB or a 100% compatible on NT. Read the FAQ to setup Postgres on NT: http://postgresql.readysetnet.com/docs/faq-mswin . The migration is as simple as a dump/restore. Brent __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get email at your own domain with Yahoo! Mail. http://personal.mail.yahoo.com/
Hi, juerg.rietmann@pup.ch wrote: > Hi there > > For testing, I have a Microsoft Windows NT Server with IIS 4.0 running in > my DMZ. Currently it is not possible to migrate this server to LinuX. Is > there a way to move an existing postgreSQL 7.0.3 db (with views/sequences) > from a Linux Server to this NT Web server. I have coldfusion on NT, all I > need is the postgres DB or a 100% compatible on NT. > Why not putting your Linux server on the DMZ ? This certainly be more secure and a gain of performance. Just acces the remote database from your WinNt box. Putting Web apps and the database on the same server is not a good solution if you have a heavy load. Regards, Gilles DAROLD