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Xwiki - MySQL -> PostgreSQL conversion

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cdr - 17 Aug 2005 12:19 GMT
hi!

i must compare efficency of tomcat vs ibm websphere server. also i have to
point mysql or prostgrsql as target database system. im trying to run xwiki
(http://www.xwiki.org/) as example application.

doeas anybody know any application that could measure server efficency both
on server and client side, using both mysql and postgresql (preferably
application that could be installed on server)?

maybe some experiences with this kind of software?

i have example database for xwiki in MySQL format, but no version for
PostgreSQL, so in fact i cannot make any realiable measurement. does
anybody know any _working_ tool that could convert mysql to pgsql database?
i have tried few (3) perl scripts but none of them worked :(

any suggestions appreciated!
tomek
J. David Boyd - 17 Aug 2005 21:51 GMT
> hi!
>
[quoted text clipped - 12 lines]
> anybody know any _working_ tool that could convert mysql to pgsql database?
> i have tried few (3) perl scripts but none of them worked :(

Your _head_?  The SQL isn't that different.  Just dump the mysql database,
massage with vi or emacs, and use it to create the database in pgsql...

Dave in Largo, FL
cdr - 19 Aug 2005 07:49 GMT
> Your _head_?  The SQL isn't that different.  Just dump the mysql database,
> massage with vi or emacs, and use it to create the database in pgsql...

you mean to edit mysqldump result by hand? i know what i have to do, but i
was asking how ;)

cdr


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