<[email protected]> Hi, I had a command that I used with Postgresql 8.2 that stopped working once I upgraded to 8.3. I am running Postgresql 8.3 on Windows Vista with the following basic configuration:
- database: mydb - user: mydbuser - password: mydbpassword - schema:myschema - table: mytable When I run the following commands: >set PGPASSWORD=mydbpassword >pg_dump mydb -U mydbuser -a -f backup.sql -F plain -t 'myschema.mytable' I get the following error now: "pg_dump: too many command-line arguments" Then, I tried the following to see what would happen: >set PGPASSWORD=mydbpassword >set PGDATABASE=mydb >pg_dump --username=mydbuser --format=p --table='myschema.mytable' --verbose --data-only --file=backup.sql Error: dump: No matching tables were found dump: *** aborted because of error Does anyone know if there were changes from 8.2 to 8.3 that would cause the above command to stop working? I couldn't tell from the 8.3 documentation online. If something changed, what is the appropriate parameter sequence to make that work? Thanks, Denison
