Juergen Hannappel <juer...@juergen-hannappel.de> writes:
> A new option -T --exlude-table for pg_dumpall. This option is then
> passed through to the pg_dump which really does the work.
> This feature can be used to exclude large tables that are known not
> to change from a database backup dump so that only the changing parts
> of the database are dumped.
This seems pretty dubious to me, in particular that the identical -T
option will be passed willy-nilly into the pg_dump runs for every
database. That seems more likely to be a foot-gun than something useful.
Also, if we believe that this has a safe use-case, why only -T, and
not pg_dump's other object selectivity options?
regards, tom lane
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