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dsql_dump

v1.7.0

Published

CLI utility for dumping DSQL schemas as SQL, similar to pg_dump

Readme

About

dsql_dump is a utility to dump your DSQL database as SQL, much like what pg_dump does. It allows you to take a DSQL database, and restore it to a local PostgreSQL database for example.

If you find this utility useful, please star it on github.

Installation

npm i -g dsql_dump

Usage

dsql_dump will always connect as the "admin" user. Make sure your AWS credentials allow connecting as admin to the cluster.

Dump the default schema (public):

dsql_dump > dump.sql

Dump another schema:

dsql_dump --schema test > dump.sql

Supported options:

| Option | Description | |---------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | -h, --host | DSQL cluster hostname (default: PGHOST or localhost) | | -n, --schema | Dump the named schema only (default: public) | | -a, --data-only | Dump only the data, not the schema (data definitions) | | -s, --schema-only | Dump only the schema (data definitions), not the data | | -c, --clean | Output commands to DROP all the dumped database objects prior to outputting the commands for creating them | | --help | Display help for command | | --version | Display version number |

Status

This package is in its "works for me" days. Contributions greatly appreciated!

Supported:

  • [X] CREATE TABLE
  • [X] CREATE INDEX
  • [ ] CREATE VIEW
  • [ ] CREATE FUNCTION
  • [ ] CREATE DOMAIN