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1. Database formats

   mig_work@zipmail.com.br — 2000-12-19T16:59:15Z

     Hi. I'm new here.
    I'm involved in a project we use an linux based server, and a windows based
   client. It's still in the planning stage. In that project , I have to deliver
   an database to our client to it access offline. I want to know if there
   is some way to convert a PGSQL table to an  win - compatible database OR
   , if there is some way to I use this table in the windows , using something
   like a mini-pgsql server on windows or something like this.
   Thanks 
   Miguel Fernandez
   
   
   
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2. Re: Database formats

   ghaverla@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca — 2000-12-19T17:14:19Z

   On Tue, 19 Dec 2000 mig_work@zipmail.com.br wrote:
   
   >   Hi. I'm new here.
   >  I'm involved in a project we use an linux based server, and a windows based
   > client. It's still in the planning stage. In that project , I have to deliver
   > an database to our client to it access offline. I want to know if there
   > is some way to convert a PGSQL table to an  win - compatible database OR
   > , if there is some way to I use this table in the windows , using something
   > like a mini-pgsql server on windows or something like this.
   
   Theoretically speaking (meaning I haven't done it, but I've
   read about it), there are lots of ways.  You could have PostgreSQL
   talk to a Windows application via ODBC.  You could read your table
   from PostgreSQL (perhaps with perl) and write a comma seperated
   volue (CSV) file(s).  There are probably a bunch of other ways too.
   
   Gord
   
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