RE: MySQL -> pgsql

> Conversion tools? Na, that's just a small part of what I do.

Since it's a network monitor, chances are you're not using exotic
datatypes incompatible, or non-existant in PGSQL? If so, the fastest way
would be to get a `dump' schema + data script from MySQL and adjust it with
sed or PERL where it's required.
On the other hand, just porting the tables is probably not what you want.
This will remain MySQL, only executed by PGSQL: no DRI, no rules, no
triggers, nothing. Probably it's worth designing the schema from scratch,
using natural features of PGSQL and work out migration procedures then?
Not knowing exactly what data you operate it's hard to tell more.

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