Josh Berkus <j...@agliodbs.com> writes:
> On 10/11/11 9:43 PM, Tom Lane wrote:
>> I don't find this terribly convincing. I can see the rationales for two
>> endpoint cases: (1) restore these objects into exactly the same
>> ownership/permissions environment that existed before, and (2) restore
>> these objects with the absolute minimum of ownership/permissions
>> assumptions. The latter case seems to me to be covered already by
>> --no-owner --no-privileges.
> But what I'm asking for is (1). The problem is that the roles don't
> ship in the per-database pgdump file.
In that case you do "pg_dumpall -r" first and then pg_dump your
individual database. I thought you were looking for something that
would dump only roles referenced in the particular database, which
is why it sounded like an intermediate case.
I know that the division of labor between pg_dumpall and pg_dump could
use rethinking, but it needs to be actually rethought, in toto, not
hacked one minor feature at a time.
regards, tom lane
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