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From Naomi Walker
Subject Simple Unload
Date
Msg-id 457DC371.8060107@eldocomp.com
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In response to Re: Should duplicate indexes on same column and same tablebe allowed?  ("Simon Riggs" <simon@2ndquadrant.com>)
Responses Re: Simple Unload
List pgsql-admin
From time to time, I need to unload rows to a delimited file,
specifically with a "where" clause.
I've cobbled a script together to do this, but it seems like a
reasonable utility to support. Sort
of a pg_dump on steroids..

Have I missed the simple way to do this?  Would someone consider adding
such a utility or adding
this to pg_dump?

Naomi

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