> to work ... > Firstly - refer to my previous post that has the "nearly working" code snip. > The issue was a missing password. The arguments that are passed to the > pg_dump have plenty of information (username, host, port, etc), but no > password. So when invoking the proces...
$ psql -hlocalhost-f/home/postgres/dump.sql test Where this gets interesting is with multiple hosts. You can: $# dump a remote database to your local machine$pg_dump -hremotedb.mydomain.com-f /home/postgres/dump.sql test$# dump a local database and write to a remote machine$pg...
Using pg_dump, you can backup a local database and restore it on a remote database at the same time, using a single command. In this article, let us review several practical examples on how to use pg_dump to backup and restore. For the impatient, here is the quick snippet of how b...
To back up, aPostgreSQLdatabase, start by logging into your database server, then switch to thePostgresuser account, and runpg_dumpas follows (replacetecmintdbwith the name of the database you want to backup). By default, the output format is a plain-text SQL script file. $ pg_dumptec...
chown postgres:postgres /home/pgsql/base chmod 700 /home/pgsql/base then try the transfer from the secondary by going to the opposite system from the previous test and typing: method command run from pg_dump pg_dump -b -h 10.0.0.2 (dbname) > /tmp/db.tar; pg_restore -c -d (dbname...
For corpora, the corpus is never loaded to memory, all corpora are iterables wrapped in a special classDataset, with an__iter__method. Total running time of the script:( 1 minutes 39.422 seconds) Estimated memory usage:297 MB DownloadPythonsourcecode:run_downloader_api.py ...
ALTER USER mastodon createdb; ALTER DATABASE mastodon OWNER TO mastodon; Quit the PostgreSQL terminal by typing: \q 5. Install Mastodon It’s time to download the installer, set up necessary Mastodon dependencies, and run the setup wizard to configure your instance. Here are the steps to compl...
Im using pgBackRest for incremental backups which, as far as I understand, use the WAL. These backups are relatively large, so I wanted to take a look at my WAL. I understand pg_waldump is the tool for this. However, I struggle with its usage. ...
Running pg_dump in batch (unattended) If you plan to back up a database automatically, then you might need to get rid of a password prompt. It will be useful if you run a backup in a batch or scripts where no user is present to enter a password. You can do it by assigning a pa...
If your RANK field is not using the correct collation, run the following SQL to fix it: If you are using PostgreSQL 8.4 or 9.0, you will need to do the following (note, this can take a long time for large databases): Dump/backup the database with p...