Quoting Ruth Hsieh <rhsieh@lucent.com>:
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> The postgreSQL release used is 7.3.4. We would like to dump the objects for
> particular user. How? I used -U option, the result still dump all the
> objects
> with all the users.[/color]
The -U is just the user you connect as. I think you what you might be wanting
to do dump a particular table or database. Some more information about how your
system is set up would be useful here but I think a not so elegant solution
would be so dump each database own by the user your want manual. There may be a
way to dump all the database's owned by a certain user but I don't know.
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> In order to migrate to 7.4, if the users were not created in 7.4 the pg_dump
> result will fail or create under wrong user. How to prevent this?[/color]
I had a problem with this when I was test 7.4beta5. The easiest thing to do I
round was to use the pg_dumpall program from 7.4. You can dump over a tcp/ip
connection. I had no problems loading data from 7.1.3 or 7.3.4 using that method.
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> What is different between pg_restore and psql if restore the pg_dump result?
> I
> tried to use pg_restore, but it always fail. However, using psql it work.
> In
> turn of the performance, which one is the faster?[/color]
I don't use pg_restore because I prefer to dump as text. Pg_restore gives you
better flexibility in your restores but it is not text based. I don't know but
I supect that pg_restore is probably faster on "large" data sets.
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> Thanks
> --
> Ruth Hsieh
> Mobility IN, Lucent Technologies[/color]
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