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Old 04-17-2008, 08:20 PM
caoyu
 
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Default how to load database from extern files?

Use the pgAdmin III interface, I am using postgresql 8.1.2 on Windows.

Thanks all



Yu


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Old 04-17-2008, 08:20 PM
Tino Wildenhain
 
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caoyu schrieb:
> Use the pgAdmin III interface, I am using postgresql 8.1.2 on Windows.
>
> Thanks all


Well the easiest part would be to follow the documentation on
postgresql.org using the command line pg_restore (for binary dumps)
and psql if you have schema and/or data SQL.

Recent pgadmin3 might have an interface for restoring, but the menu
and accompanying documentation should tell you.

The keyword to look for is restore, not "load".

If all you want is to import tabular data, you might also have
a look at SQL COPY which works from server backend or thru
supporting tools.

HTH
Tino Wildenhain

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