Re: PostgreSQL General Digest V1 #569

You can import any valid SQL that PostgreSQL supports
with the \i command.  Unfortunately, CREATE TABLE
is quite different between MySQL and PostgreSQL.
You'll have to manually edit all of your CREATE TABLE
commands into PostgreSQL format.

The only big error I see here is the auto_increment flag on
line 2.  In PostgreSQL, the equivalent is:  pid_addresse  SERIAL,

                - Tim Kientzle

> When I try to import the SQL file into PostgreSQL with
> psql --> \i filename
>
> I get the following error:
>
> line 17:parser: parse error at or near "("
>
> My SQL statement:
>
> <schnipp>
>
> 1   CREATE TABLE Adresse (
> 2   pid_adresse int(11) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL auto_increment,
> 3   id_person int(11) DEFAULT '0' NOT NULL,
> 4   PLZ varchar(50),
> 5   id_ort int(11) DEFAULT '0',
> 6   strasse varchar(50),
> 7   id_postcode int(11),
> 8   hausnummer int(11),
> 9   zusatz varchar(25),
> 10  postfach varchar(20),
> 11  leitcode varchar(18),
> 12  strassen_code char(3),
> 13  FZ char(3),
> 14  adresszusatz varchar(50),
> 15  PRIMARY KEY (pid_adresse),
> 16  KEY id_person (id_person)
> 17  );
>
> <schnapp>
>
> any suggestions ?
> I can't find a docu for the syntax of the textfiles, which
> I can import with the option \i !