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> I agree - its a sweet database. I already use PGSQL and GIS etc, but
> its the migration of data that im not too sure how to go about? There


If there are .NET providers for PostgresSQL and MySQL, then SSIS (SQL  
Server Integration Services) isn't too bad for squirting data about  
the shop. We often use it in the Day Job to get data between Oracle  
and SQL Server.

It certainly comes with all commercial editions of SQL Server, if  
you're lucky it might even come with the free (as in beer!) SQL Express.

Cheers,
Dan

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