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I have a fairly simple SQL Server 2005 schema that I exported to a tSQL file.

I am looking for a tool, preferably open source and runs on Win 7 (Ubuntu 2nd choice) that will convert the transact SQL schema to PostgreSQL psql that I can use to duplicate the database structure in PostgreSQL 9.2

I need to generate about 15 tables with autoinc PK's numerous FK relationships, some simple storedprocs and triggers.

Data replication is NOT necessary.

TIA

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For 15 tables: just do the typing. As a side effect, you'll learn about the subtle differences. – wildplasser Oct 3 '12 at 9:34
Probably right about just doing the typing. I generally do it at night when I'm tired so I'm looking for a tool - but maybe I should just do it - already done a few tables. – Mikey Oct 3 '12 at 17:29
Mahmoud - just put it on DBAS. – Mikey Oct 3 '12 at 17:36

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here is the simple document where you can find tsql to postgresql

to know more about ms-sql to postgresql here

tools : ESF Database Migration Toolkit and db-convert

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Thanks - good references on converting. Would you happen to know if the trial version of ESF will allow me to do my small job without paying for the whole product, which I REALLY don't need? If it's a question of paying $200+ I will type it myself. – Mikey Oct 3 '12 at 17:27
yes you can, mostly that allow only few no.of table. – sola Oct 4 '12 at 3:52

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