Thank you for your work on pg2mysql - it's been a godsend on a number of occasions.
This is a minor issue, but it seems that column name strings get misinterpreted as column type strings, producing an invalid SQL output. Creating an issue here just for reference.
Input:
...
CREATE TABLE test (
integer1 text,
integer2 text
);
...
Expected output:
CREATE TABLE test (
integer1 text,
integer2 text
) TYPE=MyISAM;
Actual output:
CREATE TABLE test (
int(11)1 text,
int(11)2 text
) TYPE=MyISAM;
Thank you for your work on
pg2mysql
- it's been a godsend on a number of occasions.This is a minor issue, but it seems that column name strings get misinterpreted as column type strings, producing an invalid SQL output. Creating an issue here just for reference.
Input:
Expected output:
Actual output: