"Christopher Kings-Lynne" <chriskl@familyhealth.com.au> writes:
> This is the current CVS behaviour:
> bash-2.05$ pg_dump -a -t badtable mydb
> --
> -- Selected TOC Entries:
> --
> Where 'badtable' is the name of a table that doesn't exist.
> Should this beheaviour be at least modified to write something to stderr?
I dunno. I think the direction we were planning to go in was that -t's
argument should be treated as a pattern to match against table names
(eg, a regexp). It's not clear that zero matches are an error when
you are thinking in those terms. On the other hand I can see your point
about not realizing your "backup" isn't.
regards, tom lane
