caoyu schrieb:
Use the pgAdmin III interface, I am using postgresql 8.1.2 on Windows.
Thanks all
Well the easiest part would be to follow the documentation on
postgresql.org using the command line pg_restore (for binary dumps)
and psql if you have schema and/or data SQL.
Recent pgadmin3 might
Use the pgAdmin III interface, I am using postgresql 8.1.2
on Windows.
Thanks all
Yu
Chris St Denis wrote:
When editing my table contents multiple rows wiht the same value all
get changed.
Table design:
CREATE TABLE customer_service_attributes
(
customer_service_attribute_id int4 NOT NULL DEFAULT
nextval('public.cust_srv_features_customer_service_attributes_seq'::text),
When editing my table contents multiple rows wiht
the same value all get changed.
Table design:
CREATE TABLE
customer_service_attributes( customer_service_attribute_id int4
NOT NULL DEFAULT
nextval('public.cust_srv_features_customer_service_attributes_seq'::text),
_service_id int4 NOT
