Обсуждение: pg_dump using SQL

Hi everyone<br /><br />Is there any way to do what pg_dump does?, I mean, get the structure of a table in a database
(ex:CREATE TABLE ...)<br /><br />thanks in advance.<br /> 

> Is there any way to do what pg_dump does?, I mean, get the structure of a
table in a database (ex: CREATE TABLE ...)

Turn Query Logging on in postgresql.conf then see what queries are executed
by pgAdmin or similar when you run it?


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"Phillip Smith" <phillip.smith@weatherbeeta.com.au> writes:
>> Is there any way to do what pg_dump does?, I mean, get the structure of a
>> table in a database (ex: CREATE TABLE ...)

> Turn Query Logging on in postgresql.conf then see what queries are executed
> by pgAdmin or similar when you run it?

But note that these queries are moving targets: they frequently change
from one PG version to the next.

By far the best answer, if you can use it, is to invoke pg_dump itself
as a subprocess.  Something like "pg_dump -s -t mytable ..." for
instance.
        regards, tom lane

Yusnel Rojas Garc?a(onemoverx@gmail.com)@2008.03.18 11:45:03 -0800:
> Hi everyone
> 
> Is there any way to do what pg_dump does?, I mean, get the structure of a
> table in a database (ex: CREATE TABLE ...)
> 

If you want to programmaticly discover the elements in a database
schema then you can always query the INFORMATION_SCHEMA:

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/information-schema.html

That isn't the same as having the raw DLL statements that created
them, but depending on your purpose may be good enough.

regards,
Preston