Have you tried pg_dump. Command should look something like
pg_dump -t table_name db_name > output_file_name
Let me know if this works. Thanks.
Devinder Rajput
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Laurette Cisneros
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I need to dump a table from a database on a server on another system into a
file from a client on windows.
I've tried using pgadminII and issuing a copy command but it runs dog slow!
I've tried using Python/pyPgSQL by querying the records from the table and
writing them to a file and it runs dog slow!
I can't compile psql because I don't have MS C++.
Any other ideas on what I can do or how to speed up any of these?
Thanks,
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