Re: EMPTYING A DATABASE - Mailing list pgsql-novice

From George Weaver
Subject Re: EMPTYING A DATABASE
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Msg-id 2E9071DB49174ACCB4E0C1AEF5BC758F@d800
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In response to Re: EMPTYING A DATABASE  ("Greg Sabino Mullane" <greg@turnstep.com>)
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> From: "Tom Lane":

> That's only going to be convenient if the OP periodically wants to
> return to exactly the same database state.  If he's doing database
> development, it's probably going to be more like he periodically
> changes the schema and then wants to start over.  I suppose he could
> try to remember to apply his schema changes in the template database
> and then clone it, but that seems pretty error-prone.
>
 > My thought would be to make use of multi-table TRUNCATE, assuming
> he's using a PG version new enough to have that.  Keep a script
> around with a TRUNCATE that lists all of the related tables in one
> command, and just run the script to reset.

Wouldn't using pg_dump with the schema only option accomplish this?

George

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