At 08:52 AM 13/11/2002 -0500, Rod Taylor wrote:
I'm not sure this would be worth the effort - I'll grant it would be cute, but getting pg_dump to understand SQL seems a little ambitious. We'd probably end up defining a portable schema definition language just for dump files.The biggest trick will be trying to re-combine the ALTER ... ADD CONSTRAINT and ALTER ... SET DEFAULT statements back into CREATE TABLE
To achieve Tom's suggestion it might be simpler to store two versions - the 'full' version, and the 'fully deconstructed' version. If our analysis of the dependencies meant we needed to break up an object, then we use the latter.
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