I'm installing openbravo. The install log shows a heap of SQL errors which are all "not null" constraints errors.
I already searched quite a while for how to fix this, but they only say how to drop the not null constraint in a single table.
What I want is to configure the PostgreSQL server to run in a loosen state which doesn't complain the "not null" at all. I know there is an option for MySQL, but I don't know what is it for PostgreSQL.
Update: I have eliminated the install error by unchecking "install sample data"' option. What a hard and simple fix!
Contrary to MySQL the PostgreSQL server does not offer a way to shred your data in such a simple way. Your only chance is to remove the
NOT NULL
constraints from your tables.BTW: If the constraints are not important - as you say - why are they there at all?