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inserts to insert to other databases from the command line as follows... (actually, I don't do it, but my python scripts do ![]() mysqldump -hhost -uuser -ppassword -c -t "--where=field=value" database table > tabledumpwithwhereclause.sql Is there any way to do this in postgres, or is a paradigm shift that I have to worry about? tia bobb |
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