Nishad Prakash wrote:
I want to create a new database with the exact schema of an existing one,
but a different name. After some reading, it seems
pg_dump -s old_db > old_schema
That will dump all schemas from that db. If you only want a particular
schema, use '-n'.
createdb -t old_schema new_db
There is no '-t' at least in 8.1.1..
'-T' on the other hand lets you specify an existing db and it will use
that as a base instead of template1.
should work. Will it? Note that old_db has lots of stored functions and
user-defined operators in addition to tables and indices.
You could just use the first database as a template (using '-T') for the
second one and that will copy everything across but that includes your data.
Also, is there any way to selectively restore some of the data from old_db
into new_db as well? I'll settle for all data if selectivity isn't
possible. Here, I don't have any good guesses, as the docs for pg_restore
don't say anything specific about restoring into a db other than the one
dumped from.
You can dump particular tables only but you don't get anything more
selective.
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