- I want to create a million fake products, sometimes even 100 million (we're on MariaDB now and we plan to migrate to Postgres). My team uses fake data for performance tests and other use cases.
- Another scenario is translations. Even in production, we have translation files for more than 20 languages, and for more than 2 thousand keys. That means we need to insert 40 thousand translation records in the production.
- Another scenario is updating nested model values for a large hierarchical table. For example, the categories table. Anytime the user changes a record in that table we need to recalculate the nested model for the entire categories and bulk update the results.
All of these scenarios are such that data sanitation is difficult if not possible before doing the bulk operation (copy).
I realized that when we specify `on_error ignore` it just handles a handful of errors. I thought this was a bug and sent an email to the pgsql-bugs maling list. But they said it's the intended behavior.
Can you please provide a row-level catch-all handler for the copy command?
