> I am importing via pgaccess a text file from another non-postgres
> database and the NULL DATE values are written like 00/00/00.
>
> What I have tried is replacing 00/00/00 by 9/9/1999 and setting the
> style to european and I am getting 'can't parse /9/1999' errors.
Try replacing 00/00/00 with NULL in the text file. If the text file is
organized to be read by the COPY command, then use \N instead.
len morgan
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