> I want to import some data from access97 to postgres, I have save
> the data to .CSV file,
CSV is difficult to parse and I am not sure postgres can hadle it.
Use delimited formats, best of all tab-delimited -- your access97
does that, too.
> but how to import it into postgres's db?
> I no there is a command in psql can do it. But I forget.
in psql:
test=> \h copy
Command: copy
Description: copy data to and from a table
Syntax:
COPY [BINARY] class_name [WITH OIDS]
TO|FROM filename|STDIN|STDOUT [USING DELIMITERS 'delim'];
filename here is an absolute path in the backend's scope
Another option would be:
test=> \?
....
\copy table {from | to} <fname>
....
Here, <fname> should be in the path of your client. This requires the
file to be tab-delimited, while the backend copy allows you to use
other delimiters (not CSV, though). Be aware that if you use the
client copy (\copy), your data will go over the network.
--Gene