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I backed up a database in Postgresql and now want to import it into Mysql Workbench on linux, as I do this (transfer . backup to . sql)?
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I backed up a database in Postgresql and now want to import it into Mysql Workbench on linux, as I do this (transfer . backup to . sql)?
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You can use the pg_dump that comes with postresql, with the command below without specifying the name of the database a file will be created. sql in the directory you are with the sql that is in the file . bakcup
pg_restore -f database.sql database.backup
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How did you generate the backup in Postgresql? What is the complete specification of the used command?
– anonimo
It’s been a while since I did this, I currently use Mysql because I have more affinity with this DBMS
– user141036
If you used pg_dump with Plain format or pg_dumpall then you will need to edit the generated text file to suit all commands to Mysql syntax. If you used another format I have no knowledge of any utility that does such conversion.
– anonimo