RE: [GENERAL] Re: More PostgreSQL stuff

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RE: [GENERAL] Re: More PostgreSQL stuff
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RE: [GENERAL] Re: More PostgreSQL stuff "Jackson, DeJuan" <djackson@cpsgroup.com>
Re: [GENERAL] Re: More PostgreSQL stuff Martin Schulze <joey@finlandia.Infodrom.North.DE>
> Martin Schulze wrote:
>   >Hi Oliver!
>   >
>   >I have some more questions wrt. PostgreSQL.
> 
> Forwarded to PostgreSQL list, since I cannot answer them.
> 
>   > . Why does pg_dump only write some SQL commands in capital letters
>   >   but not all?  I wonder if that's intentional.  Please look at
> the
>   >   following excerpt.  I would have expected CHAR, VARCHAR, INSERT
>   >   INTO, VALUES etc. to occur in capital letters.
>   >
>   >   CREATE TABLE zeitungen (name char(30), typ char(10), ...
>   >
>   >   insert into zeitungen values ('Mallorca Immobilien
> ',...
CAPS/no-CAPS are just a preference of the coder's of pg_dump.  If you
want you can go through the source of pg_dump and uppercase all the SQL
and recompile.

>   >
>   > . I wonder how one could add or remove columns from existing
> tables.
>   >
>   >   With mSQL this was possible with a trick.  You had to dump the
>   >   whole table but you could tell the dump program to add dummy
> fields
>   >   or to leave out existing fields.  Is there any such possibility
>   >   with PostgreSQL?
You can do a select into a temp table with the added columns, drop the
old table the rename the temp table to the old name.  You'll also have
to recreate your indexes, triggers, and rules.
		-DEJ
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