Hi Steve,
Have you considered using a PostgreSQL ODBC driver
(http://odbc.postgresql.org) and allowing Access to connect to the
PostgreSQL database directly?
Additionally, there's a listing of PostgreSQL related resources at :
http://techdocs.postgresql.org/oresources.php
In the "Administration Tools" section, it has a program called pgAdmin
(hosted by Great Bridge). This might allow you to view table
relationships, without MS Access. Not sure, it's on my schedule to
take a look at this program in the next few days.
If you can make use of a unix box (probably linux) instead of Windows,
then DdDesigner might do the trick too (in the "ERD Tools" section).
Failing that, pgAccess (also in the "Administration Tools" section) can
be used to display a schema graphically, but you have to manually link
the table relationships together onscreen, and it can only generate
PostScript output files from what I remember.
:-)
Regards and best wishes,
Justin Clift
Steve Werby wrote:
>
> I am looking for a program to convert a PostgreSQL database to Access. I'm
> not migrating to Access, I simply want an easy way to load the schema into
> Access so I can get a graphical view of the table relationships which I can
> print a hard copy from and make notes on for a project I've inherited. I
> have already searched on Google and the list archives at the AIMS Group.
> I know I can dump the schema using "pg_dump -s", but I was hoping for a
> program that could automate the conversion. Or if there's an open source
> Windows or PHP-based web application that can generate the output I want
> directly from PostgreSQL that would be even better.
>
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