问题
In pgAdmin III you can:
- right-click a table;
- scripts;
- CREATE script;
- save the script from the SQL Editor.
If one has to do this for more than one table, is there a way to combine the scripts in one file (apart from manually copy-pasting them)? If this can be done via psql prompt or phppgadmin, that will be ok too.
回答1:
Here's a way using pgAdmin.
- Right-click on your database (or schema).
- Choose "backup"
- Under "Format" choose "plain"
- Under "Dump Options #1" choose "Only schema"
- Under "Objects" choose the tables you want.
Then click "backup". The output should be a plain text file with the create table statements.
Here's the PgAdmin documentation on backup.
回答2:
"pg_dump" is also an option here. The -s
flag for schema-only and -t
to select specific tables. It's not psql
or pgAdmin
though. It's a utility available to the PostgreSQL user.
Example:
sudo su - postgres
pg_dump -s database
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28716760/how-to-generate-a-create-script-for-several-tables-in-pgadmin-iii