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===Export Mysql=== | ===Export Mysql=== | ||
* Go onto page Setup - Tools - Backup. | * Go onto page '''Setup - Tools - Backup'''. | ||
* Choose export method "MySql dump". | * Choose export method "'''MySql dump'''". | ||
* Choose export compatibility "POSTGRESQL". | * Choose export compatibility "'''POSTGRESQL'''". | ||
* Choose "Compress None" and click on "Build backup". | * Choose "'''Compress None'''" and click on "'''Build backup'''". | ||
* Go into directory of your Dolibarr data files (directory is defined into "'''Setup - System information - Dolibarr - All parameters'''" on line "'''Root directory for data files'''"). | |||
* Go into subdirectory '''admin/backup'''. You will find the dump of database you just build with previous step. | |||
* | ===Create a PostGreSQL database=== | ||
* Create an empty PostGreSQL database. This step is no describe into this page. Take a look at PostgreSql for this. | |||
=== | === Import sauvegarde === | ||
* | * Modify the generated file to set escape characters with correct characters: | ||
<source lang="bash"> | |||
sed "s/\\\'/\'\'/g" mysqldump_mydatabase_version_date.sql > mysqldump_readyforpgsql.sql | |||
</source> | |||
* Après avoir convertit le fichier, importer le sur votre base postgresql vierge: | |||
<source lang="bash"> | |||
psql -h name_or_ip_of_postgresql_server -d name_database_postgresql -U login_database_mysql -f mysqldump_readyforpgsql.sql | |||
</source> | |||
===Modify you Dolibarr setup file=== | ===Modify you Dolibarr setup file=== | ||
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===Test=== | ===Test=== | ||
You should now have an application 100% working with all its data. | You should now have an application 100% working with all its data. | ||
Old MySql database can be closed. | |||