PG was choking on a lot of small errors, and some of the translations didn't

[dbsrgits/SQL-Translator.git] / README

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@@ -22,9 +22,9 @@ As of version 0.03, parsers exist for the following:
         Sybase
 
     Other:
-        xSV    : arbitrarily delimited text files
-        Excel  : Microsoft Excel spreadsheets
-        SqlfXML: SQLFairy's XML format
+        xSV         : arbitrarily delimited text files
+        Excel       : Microsoft Excel spreadsheets
+        XML-SQLFairy: SQLFairy's XML format
 
 And the following producers exist:
 
@@ -40,35 +40,35 @@ And the following producers exist:
         ClassDBI: Class::DBI classes
 
     Documentation:
-        Diagram : quasi-ER diagrams using libgd
-        GraphViz: ER diagrams using GraphViz
-        HTML    : HTML documentation of schema
-        POD     : Plain Old Documenation of schema
+        Diagram     : quasi-ER diagrams using libgd
+        GraphViz    : ER diagrams using GraphViz
+        HTML        : HTML documentation of schema
+        POD         : Plain Old Documenation of schema
 
     Other:
-        SqlfXML: structure of the schema described in SQLFairy's XML
+        XML-SQLFairy: structure of the schema described in SQLFairy's XML
 
 Included in this distribution are a few scripts designed to be user
 interfaces for the actual SQL::Translator modules.  In the "bin"
 directory, you will find:
 
-*   sqlt-diagram.pl
-*   sqlt-graph.pl
-*   sqlt-dumper.pl
-*   sql_translator.cgi
-*   sql_translator.pl
-
-All scripts ending in ".pl" are meant to be run from the command line
-with various switches to control the input and output of the scripts,
-while the ".cgi" script is a web-form frontend.  The script you'll
-probably find most useful is the "sql_translator.pl" script which is
-meant to be the main interface for translating from text-to-text.  The
-graphic producers, however, have many extra switches, so there are
-scripts specific for each of the the GraphViz and ER-diagram
-producers.  All scripts start with "sql" so it will be easier to
-identify them on your system.  All the "*.pl" scripts will be
-installed in the normal installation process, but you'll have to put
-the CGI script into your web CGI directory to use it.
+*   sqlt-diagram
+*   sqlt-graph
+*   sqlt-dumper
+*   sqlt
+*   sqlt.cgi
+
+All scripts not ending in ".cgi" are meant to be run from the command
+line with various switches to control the input and output of the
+scripts, while the ".cgi" script is a web-form frontend.  The script
+you'll probably find most useful is "sqlt" which is meant to be the
+main interface for translating from text-to-text.  The graphic
+producers, however, have many extra switches, so there are scripts
+specific for each of the the GraphViz and ER-diagram producers.  All
+scripts start with "sqlt" so it will be easier to identify them on
+your system.  All the non-CGI scripts will be installed in a system
+path when you "make install," but you'll have to manually place the
+CGI script into your web CGI directory to use it.
 
 If you're more interested in using the SQL::Translator modules
 directly, then you might be more interested to examine some of the