I've tried the pg_dump bundled in the new 7.1.1 release. I wanted to
test its feature of dumping a 7.0.X database.
Let's say I have database A running 7.1.1, B running 7.0.2. Both servers
have the same database 'test', 'myview' is a view defined on both of
them. I want to dump data only, being a VIEW I expect zero rows.
>From host A:
pg_dump -da -t myview test OK
pg_dump -h B -a -t myview test OK
pg_dump -h B -da -t myview test An INSERT for each row
This last behaviour is obviously wrong because you cannot re-INSERT into
the VIEW (no rules are defined).
>From host B:
pg_dump -da -t myview test OK
Seems that there is a problem dumping 'INSERT-style' from a 7.0.X
database.
Running PostgreSQL 7.1.1 on alphaev67-dec-osf4.0f, compiled by cc -std
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