guilherme wrote
I need to get some information in database and export it.
Is there a way to make PostgreSQL to export one data line to a new file?
Like this:
1 FIRST LINE -- line1.txt;
2 SECOND LINE -- line2.txt;
3 THIRD LINE -- line3.txt
...
and so...
I know that I can import all
On 06/20/2013 06:06 AM, David Johnston wrote:
guilherme wrote
I need to get some information in database and export it.
Is there a way to make PostgreSQL to export one data line to a new file?
Like this:
1 FIRST LINE -- line1.txt;
2 SECOND LINE -- line2.txt;
3 THIRD LINE -- line3.txt
...
and
I need to get some information in database and export it.
Is there a way to make PostgreSQL to export one data line to a new file?
Like this:
1 FIRST LINE -- line1.txt;
2 SECOND LINE -- line2.txt;
3 THIRD LINE -- line3.txt
...
and so...
I know that I can import all information into a unique
On Jun 20, 2013, at 14:33, guilherme guilhe...@quirius.com.br wrote:
I need to get some information in database and export it.
Is there a way to make PostgreSQL to export one data line to a new file?
Like this:
1 FIRST LINE -- line1.txt;
2 SECOND LINE -- line2.txt;
3 THIRD LINE --
I read recently about the efforts underway to COPY from a view,
however I was wondering what the current best-practices are for being
able to copy out of a view and import that data into an actual table
elsewhere. I am currently doing psql -c SELECT ... and the using a
bit of perl to
I read recently about the efforts underway to COPY from a view,
however I was wondering what the current best-practices are for being
able to copy out of a view and import that data into an actual table
elsewhere. I am currently doing psql -c SELECT ... and the using a
bit of perl to transform
On 6/20/06, Aaron Koning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
google pg_dump
Really? What command do you use? I've tried the following:
pg_dump -t viewname dbname
and I get the view definition, whereas I would like the data. Is
there an option to pg_dump that I'm missing?
CREATE TABLE sometable AS SELECT * FROM someview;
pg_dump -t sometable dbname
DROP TABLE sometable
Que? Si!On 6/20/06, Worky Workerson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 6/20/06, Aaron Koning [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: google pg_dumpReally?What command do you use?I've tried the following:pg_dump -t
On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 10:29:21AM -0700, Aaron Koning wrote:
CREATE TABLE sometable AS SELECT * FROM someview;
pg_dump -t sometable dbname
DROP TABLE sometable
Que? Si!
Eh? If you're going to create the table anyway, I'd use psql:
psql -c COPY table TO STDOUT
If you put CSV there you can
copyable, importable... into Excel or another postgres db?On 6/20/06, Martijn van Oosterhout kleptog@svana.org
wrote:On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 10:29:21AM -0700, Aaron Koning wrote: CREATE TABLE sometable AS SELECT * FROM someview;
pg_dump -t sometable dbname DROP TABLE sometable Que? Si!Eh? If
On Tue, Jun 20, 2006 at 12:44:24PM -0700, Aaron Koning wrote:
copyable, importable... into Excel or another postgres db?
Ofcourse. It doesn't have the table definition ofcourse, just the data.
The CSV format was added specifically for importing into Excel and
similar programs...
--
Martijn van
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