On 8/18/06, Magnus Hagander <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the .net 'way' of database application development is to keep all
> the logic in the .net middleware. please note that I am completely
> opposed to this because it obfuscates good data management
> practices.
> however based on the op's co
> > > well, since he wrote his app in vb.net he is probably using
> > > postgresql as a dumb data store, it might not be all that
> difficult.
> > > still, not a very smart move.
> >
> > so if you have functions on server side or triggers or rules...
> then
> > you need some rewrite on the app... o
On Sat, 2006-08-12 at 08:08 -0700, RPK wrote:
> How can I migrate a PostgreSQL database to MySQL or MS Access? Are there any
> tools available?
Although migrating away from PostgreSQL is not a popular idea on this
list, it can be done.
If you're using any PostgreSQL-specific features, plan how yo
for an excellent book on keeping things where they should be go buy:
"The ART of SQL" by Stephane Faroult. Sample chapter online.
http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/artofsql/
It's an excellent read, and provides ample arguments for keeping
constraint management with the database and not in each of th
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> How can I migrate a PostgreSQL database to MySQL or MS
> Access? Are there any tools available?
Hi,
Can we know maybe why you want to do this?
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On Aug 13, 2006, at 2:16 pm, Thomas Kellerer wrote:
I do agree that this might be a problem of universty education
which focuses too much on theory and not on real-world problems.
From what I've seen, a bigger problem is universities that focus on
neither!!!
Ashley
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> On 8/12/2006 Merlin Moncure <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> the .net 'way' of database application development is to keep
> all the logic in the .net middleware. please note that I am
> completely opposed to this because it obfuscates good data
> management practices. however based on the op's
Ashley Moran wrote on 13.08.2006 13:46:
I can't understand how developers employed to created database-backed
applications think they can get anywhere with so little understanding of what
they are doing.
Well spoken!!
I have actually written a 10-page introduction to relational theory, based
On Aug 13, 2006, at 11:34 am, Dave Page wrote:
I see a similar issue in my line of work. Many of the programmers
(even
those working for the larger software houses in the social housing
sector)
have started out their careers as housing offices or maintenance
surveyors
or whatever and have d
On 13/8/06 09:57, "Thomas Kellerer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Harald Armin Massa wrote on 13.08.2006 10:46:
>> Do you know for what benefit that happens? I have seen similiar stupidity
>> with EJB, having RI within that layer. Why are people doing this? Do they
>> know something I miss, or d
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Thomas Kellerer wrote:
> Harald Armin Massa wrote on 13.08.2006 10:46:
>> Do you know for what benefit that happens? I have seen similiar stupidity
>> with EJB, having RI within that layer. Why are people doing this? Do they
>> know something I miss, o
Harald Armin Massa wrote on 13.08.2006 10:46:
Do you know for what benefit that happens? I have seen similiar stupidity
with EJB, having RI within that layer. Why are people doing this? Do they
know something I miss, or did they just not vivist Databases 101 ?
I think this happens because of th
Merlin,the .net 'way' of database application development is to keep all the
logic in the .net middleware. please note that I am completelyopposed to this because it obfuscates good data management practices.are you serious and well informed about this? There is really again somebody throwing away
On 8/12/06, Jaime Casanova <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> well, since he wrote his app in vb.net he is probably using postgresql
> as a dumb data store, it might not be all that difficult. still, not a
> very smart move.
so if you have functions on server side or triggers or rules... then
you need
well, since he wrote his app in vb.net he is probably using postgresql
as a dumb data store, it might not be all that difficult. still, not a
very smart move.
so if you have functions on server side or triggers or rules... then
you need some rewrite on the app... otherwise just to adapt the sql
On 8/12/06, Bill Moran <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
RPK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> How can I migrate a PostgreSQL database to MySQL or MS Access?
in your case i would suggest ms dts or vb script in conjunction with
the odbc driver for both databases.
You can't. Neither MySQL nor Access su
RPK <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> How can I migrate a PostgreSQL database to MySQL or MS Access?
You can't. Neither MySQL nor Access support the advanced features in
PostgreSQL. You'll probably have to rewrite the app.
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How can I migrate a PostgreSQL database to MySQL or MS Access? Are there any
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