Re: [pgadmin-support] RE

[Reshat Sabiq]

Mark Perez wrote:

Can someone help me? I have a large database that I have been working on in MS Access and then 
placed it on a Red Hat Server. It works awesome with PGAdmin and PostgreSQL. I then needed to 
take the code and database both an Access based import and a pgdump. When I installed the beta 
version, I restored the dump and all the tables appeard and they were empty. All the data was 
gone. So, I then imported the tables one by one, having a total of 275 tables. After importing 
using the Wizard, I then tried to perform SQL's, however, I had NO data listed in any of the 
Sequels, unless I did a SELECT * FROM [table_name], etc. All the data was there with that. But 
for complex issues such as CASE WHEN's and =, +, >, <, etc. No data would result from them 
and was told that I would have to name "explicit typecasts. I am trying to find out why, but 
most importantly, HOW I can proceed. I, then, went one step forward and purchased the box set of 
Red Hat 7.1 and after installation of the Operat
ing System, I still cannot get it to work. Unfortunatey, Linux is so cumbersome that I 
just gave up. Is there anyone out there who knows how I can get around this? Becasue, 
I am now returning my Linux and reinstalling my Windows 2000 Server, which I should 
have never given up in the first place. I LOVE PostgreSQL and the performance is 
exceptional and this I do not want to change, but just wish that it was more of a 
Windows based Database Server, rather than Linux. Thank you all and if there is any 
advise you can give me, please do.

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