Peter Eisentraut wrote: > Milorad Poluga wrote: > > One (certainly not the best options) is to do something like this: > > > > pg_dump ... DB1 =A0> PG_SCHEMA1 > > pg_dump ... DB2 =A0> PG_SCHEMA2 > > diff =A0PG_SCHEMA1 =A0PG_SCHEMA2 =A0> differences.txt > > What is wrong with that? All the extra TOC ID and comment stuff that pg_dump introduces. Also, I think that the dump is sorted by creation order or some other scheme, so even though the databases might be identical, the diff output would be significant. This is something that I have battled in the past. The only solution was to always update the database from a set of scripts, one for each function and one for the tables. These scripts kept in CVS auto update the comment on each object: COMMENT ON FUNCTION namedConfGen(TEXT,TEXT) IS '$Id: sproc.api.namedConfGen,v 1. 8 2004/05/07 08:02:55 ianf Exp $'; Now I can cvs diff using the version numbers. Not ideal, but at least I know exactly where I am. Ian -- Ian Freislich
