Обсуждение: Dump Schema?
Hi guys,
I have a database on my production machine and I want a copy of this db (9 GB) - without the data - on a development machine (notebook with about 6 GB of space).
How can I just dump the schema without the data? Is there a simple command for that?
Best regards,
Chris
pg_dump -s dbname Chris Ruprecht (chrup999@yahoo.com) wrote: > Hi guys, > > I have a database on my production machine and I want a copy of this db (9 GB) - without the data - on a development machine(notebook with about 6 GB of space). > How can I just dump the schema without the data? Is there a simple command for that? > > Best regards, > Chris > -- http://schvin.net/
On Fri, Jul 27, 2001 at 08:55:05AM -0500, Chris Ruprecht wrote:
> Hi guys,
>
> I have a database on my production machine and I want a copy of this db (9 GB) - without the data - on a development
machine(notebook with about 6 GB of space).
> How can I just dump the schema without the data? Is there a simple command for that?
>
pg_dump
-s, --schema-only dump out only the schema, no data
Something is bad on docs or pg_dump --help? :-)
Karel
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Thanks all who responded, I got that working just fine ;-). I should read the manual some time ...
To my surprise, I saw my Pl/PGSQL procedures (functions) dumped there as well. Is there any way to 'encode' them so that the end user is not able to read them in clear text and (heavens forbid) change them?
Best regards,
Chris