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Skipping much of the included thread, urgently.
> btw.
> you have mentioned "This I believe would parse nicely into a tidy but 
> non-trivial schema directly", does it mean that postgre has a support 
> for restoring the database schema from xml files?
>
> -- 
> ---------------------------------------
> Viktor Bojović
> ---------------------------------------
> Wherever I go, Murphy goes with me
No. Sorry.  Did not mean to imply that.  If you had a xsd file from them 
you might have a better chance.  Have never looked but I but someone has 
tried that sort of manipulation.  Throw out the cardinality constraints 
of course :).