No problems. I am about to write a python script to cleanup the output of pg_dump. Before I do I just wanted to verify that there wasn't an already available script which I could feed directly into another ansi compliant database without modification. No sense reinventing the wheel. The output of pg_dump is pretty clean for this purpose already. just thought I'd ask beforehand.
On 10/29/05, Tom Lane <tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us> wrote:J French <hikenboots@gmail.com> writes:
> I did read the page. Been there done that, ran the script. My question was
> if there was a canned script out there that I didn't have to clean up on the
> fly. This will be an cron job for a convoluted development process.
If your schema isn't using any non-standard features, I would think that
the result of pg_dump would be pretty standard, with the exception of a
few SET commands at the front and the ALTER OWNER commands. (The latter
can be suppressed with --no-owner.) What exactly is giving you a
problem?
regards, tom lane