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-dbf2sql(1L)					      dbf2sql(1L)
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-NAME
-       dbf2sql	-  Insert  xBase-style	.dbf-files  into  a Post-
-       greSQL-table
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-SYNOPSIS
-       "dbf2pg [options] dbf-file"
-       Options:
-       [-v[v]] [-f] [-u | -l] [-c | -D] [-d database] [-t  table]
-       [-h   host]   [-s  oldname=[newname][,oldname=[newname]]]  [-b
-       start] [-e end] [-W] [-U username]  [-B	transaction_size]
-       [-F charset_from [-T charset_to]]
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-DESCRIPTION
-       This  manual  page documents the program dbf2pg.  It takes
-       an xBase-style .dbf-file, and inserts it into  the  speci-
-       fied database and table.
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-   OPTIONS
-       -v     Display some status-messages.
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-       -vv    Also display progress.
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-       -f     Convert  all field-names from the .dbf-file to low-
-	      ercase.
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-       -u     Convert the contents of all fields to uppercase.
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-       -l     Convert the contents of all fields to lowercase.
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-       -c     Create the table specified with -t.  If this  table
-	      already exists, first DROP it.
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-       -D     Delete the contents of the table specified with -t.
-	      Note that this table has to  exists.  An	error  is
-	      returned if this is not the case.
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-       -W     Ask for password.
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-       -d database
-	      Specify  the  database to use. An error is returned
-	      if  this	database  does	not  exists.  Default  is
-	      "test".
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-       -t table
-	      Specify  the  table  to  insert  in.  An	error  is
-	      returned if this table does not exists. Default  is
-	      "test".
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-       -h host
-	      Specify  the  host  to which to connect. Default is
-	      "localhost".
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-dbf2sql(1L)					      dbf2sql(1L)
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-       -s oldname=[newname][,oldname=[newname]]
-	      Change the name of a field from oldname to newname.
-	      This  is	mainly	used to avoid using reserved SQL-
-	      keywords.  When the new fieldname is empty, the field
-	      is skipped in both the CREATE-clause and the
-	      INSERT-clauses, in common words: it will not be present
-	      in the SQL-table.
-		  Example:
-	      -s SELECT=SEL,remark=,COMMIT=doit
-	      This is done  before  the  -f  operator  has  taken
-	      effect!
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-       -b start
-	      Specify  the  first record-number in the xBase-file
-	      we will insert.
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-       -e end Specify the last record-number in the xBase-file we
-	      will insert.
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-       -B transaction_size
-	      Specify  the  number  of	records  per transaction,
-	      default is all records.
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-       -U username
-	      Log as the specified user in the database.
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-       -F charset_from
-	      If specified, it converts the data from the  speci-
-	      fied charset. Example:
-	      -F IBM437
-	      Consult  your  system documentation to see the con-
-	      versions available.  This requires iconv to be enabled
-              in the compile.
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-       -T charset_to
-	      Together with -F charset_from  ,	it  converts  the
-	      data   to   the	specified   charset.  Default  is
-	      "ISO-8859-1".  This requires iconv to be enabled
-              in the compile.
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-ENVIRONMENT
-       This program is affected by the	environment-variables  as
-       used  by  "PostgresSQL."   See  the documentation of Post-
-       gresSQL for more info.  This program can optionally use iconv 
-       character set conversion routines.
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-BUGS
-       Fields larger than 8192 characters are not  supported  and
-       could break the program.
-       Some  charset  convertions  could  cause  the output to be
-       larger than the input and could break the program.
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