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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? |
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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? |
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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? |
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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? |
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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? |
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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? |
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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? |
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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? |
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I would like to modify by hand plain text dump of database (in SQL). I've done all changes and now my intention is to use pgAdminIII to restore database. I found in documentation that TAR files are supported so I packed my sql script using Total Commander. Unfortunatelly button OK in restore window remains grayed. Does anybody know what is needed to convert plain sql script to readable for pgAdminIII version? The tar-Format is not just compressed SQL scripts. Can't you simply execute the SQL script with pgAdmin III? |
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