Re: dump using copy failed

On Wed, Jun 24, 2015 at 1:33 PM, Ankur Kaushik <ankurkaushik@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi ,

When Using pg_dump

Master Database

pg_dump -U postgres -n public  $Source_db -c -t $2 | gzip -9 > $db_path/$2_$1.dump.gz

dumping Other server Database

Using Restore Command

gunzip < $DB_PATH/$2_$1.dump.gz | PGPASSWORD="postgres" psql -U postgres -h 10.20.41.182 db1

AFAIK, your command is clean and it should work. So, I gave try at my end it worked well without --insert option in pg_dump..

-bash-4.2$ pg_dump -U postgres -n public postgres -c -t foo | gzip -9 > foo_table.gz

Password:

-bash-4.2$ gunzip < foo_table.gz | PGPASSWORD="edb" psql -U postgres -h 172.24.35.71 postgres

SET

SET

SET

DROP TABLE

SET

SET

SET

CREATE TABLE

ALTER TABLE

COPY 295

 

I am Getting Below Error

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ERROR:  syntax error at or near "&#"

LINE 1: &#2361;

invalid command \N

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​Can you tell the two machines operating system which you are exchanging the data ?​

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When I use --insert with pg_dump this works fine and restore the data Properly but insert is slow also there is no batch insert in postgresql.

What I concern using "copy in pg_dump" the field are separated in TAB delimited  can we explicitily ask pg_dump for fiield-terminated by ','  ?

There's no delimiter option in pg_dump utility command. If you are looking for delimited data, then you can directly use COPY command on the table.

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Regards,

Raghavendra

EnterpriseDB Corporation

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