On Thu, 2003-05-08 at 13:11, Terry Yapt wrote:
> I don't know if I can do this stuffs. If not I would like to get it in
> the future. Thanks.
>
> 1-) Are there any way to do a pg_dump without '--' COMMENTS ? For
> example, I don't like to have this in my output file:
> --
> -- TOC entry 19 (OID 26027)
> -- Name: TABLE news; Type: COMMENT; Schema: www; Owner: www
> --
>
> 2-) The same for the 'blank' lines. Are there a lot of in the output
> file.
The plain-text pg_dump output is just that and you can use various
command line tools to strip out stuff you don't like. A simple solution
for most cases:
$ pg_dump [args] | egrep -v '^--|^$' >backup.sql
HOWEVER, if you have the diabolical case of a table whose first column
is a text type AND a row in which that first column's text begins with
'--', then you'll strip those too. I think you're safe otherwise.
(newlines are translated as '\n').
> 3-) Are there any way to get the output file with schemas in all
> table_names ?
> I would like to get this:
> COMMENT ON TABLE www.fo_temas IS 'xxxx.'; -- instead of:
> COMMENT ON TABLE fo_temas IS 'xxxx.';
This is fairly easy with a simple perl script.
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