josh@segrestfarms.com wrote:
> I am having difficulty moving a SQL Server 2000 database over to
> PostgreSQL 8.0.3.
>
> In SQL Server, I am performing a backup of the database I want to move.
> I save that backup on my Desktop.
>
> I am then opening up PGAdminIII and attempting to perform a Restore of
> the database saved on my Desktop. The first step I take is to create a
> new database, MyDB. Next, I highlight my new database and then select
> Restore from the Tools menu. The Restore Database window pops up and I
> Browse to the database backup I've saved on my Desktop. After selecting
> the backup, the 'OK' button stays grayed and I am unable to proceed.
As already mentioned, there is no unified backups for DBMS. You may move
structure and data, but not stored procedures and triggers, by
installing postgresql-odbc on mssql server machine and using
export/import tools from enterprise manager of mssql to export from
mssql and import into postgresql-odbc connection.
For user types, triggers, storeds you'll need to do rewrite it by hands.
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Wbr, Sergey Moiseev