Thanks everybody for the encouragement.
Just to let you know you convinced me not giving up on postgresql.
It is actually quite nice that rules are tighter, to see right away what
might be wrong (e.g. field length etc)
Starting up with postgresql is much harder than MySQL, but then it
should be ok I think.
I have one further problem I am experiencing with postgre which I didn't
with mySQL is the following:
I can't use double quotes in values, e.g.
|INSERT INTO app_country (country_code, country_name) VALUES ("AF",
"Afghanistan")|
I get the error message: |ERROR: column "AF" does not exist|
This however works fine:
|INSERT INTO app_country (country_code, country_name) VALUES ('AF',
'Afghanistan')
|
|This however gives me now a big headache with
|
|Cote D'ivoire
The quote there breaks the string in my INSERT statement.
Any idea how to solve this?
Many Thanks,
Houman
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