Brandon Aiken wrote:
PostgreSQL is simply very granular about what it lets you dump.
True enough, but I'd think you could make a good argument that dumping a
database should dump any ALTER commands that are attached to it.
Users are shared between databases, so I can see it doesn't necessarily
make sense to dump them. However, an ALTER DATABASE is meaningless
without the database concerned.
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Richard Huxton
Archonet Ltd
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