From: | "The Guardian" <theguardian(at)vsnl(dot)net> |
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To: | <pgsql-sql(at)postgresql(dot)org> |
Subject: | Problems to be solved as soon as possible |
Date: | 2003-09-26 11:13:44 |
Message-ID: | EBEDKBEGBLEDODHNFHBLMEFOCAAA.theguardian@vsnl.net |
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Dear Support Team,
We are hosting a website which was originally designed in some version of
Debian Linux and having PostgreSQL as back end. The developers have made a
script which creates several tables in the database. Some of the tables have
datatypes like DateTime. When i run those scripts in PostgreSQL of Red hat
Linux 7.2, they run perfectly. But when i run the same scrips in PostgreSQL
of Redhat Linux 9.0, it displays an error message of "data type DATETIME not
found."
So can you please guide me what changes i have to make in the script of
creating tables at my end as a customer so that my application runs
smoothly.
Regards,
The Guardian.
Ph: 31074723 / 32511869.
Website: www.guardianindia.com
Email: theguardian(at)vsnl(dot)net
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