Ok, but with this hack I need 2 databases, one with comments and
another without comments.
I prefer to have only one db with comments and choice to have a dump
with comments or without comments.
regards,
Enrico
2011/9/19 Greg Sabino Mullane <greg@turnstep.com>:
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>>> I wrote this little patch, becuse my customer doesn't want to have
>>> comments on the production db. It's not my choice
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>> Then use pg_restore --use-list to filter them out, and you won't need a
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> Or just strip them out after the fact with a little bit of SQL, e.g.
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> DELETE FROM pg_description WHERE objoid > 50000;
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> (test first, your system may vary and 50000 may not work)
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