On 26/09/2007 16:26, Carlos Moreno wrote:
Maybe you used the switch -d to specify the database? (like with psql
and some other client applications).
Duhhh! I've just realised my mistake - here's my command line:
pg_dump -h 192.168.200.2 -U postgres -d assetreg -f assetreg.txt -E utf8
I
Raymond O'Donnell wrote:
Just wondering - when using a newer pg_dump to dump from an older
Postgres, does pg_dump automatically generate INSERT statements for
the data rather than using COPY?
I noticed this today when transferring data to a newer server -
pg_dump generated INSERTs although I
Raymond O'Donnell wrote:
> Just wondering - when using a newer pg_dump to dump from an older Postgres,
> does pg_dump automatically generate INSERT statements for the data rather
> than using COPY?
No.
> I noticed this today when transferring data to a newer server - pg_dump
> generated INSERT
Just wondering - when using a newer pg_dump to dump from an older
Postgres, does pg_dump automatically generate INSERT statements for the
data rather than using COPY?
I noticed this today when transferring data to a newer server - pg_dump
generated INSERTs although I didn't ask for them. Not a