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What is pg_dump?
pg_dump is a utility for backing up a PostgreSQL database. It creates a consistent backup even while the database is in use. pg_dump can output the backup as a SQL script file, an archive file suitable for use with pg_restore, or even stream the backup directly to another database server. It's commonly used for creating database backups, migrating databases between servers, and replicating database schemas.
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pg_dump Complementary Technologies
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pg_dumpall
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pg_dumpall is a complementary tool that dumps all PostgreSQL databases in a cluster.
PostgreSQL
pg_dump is part of the PostgreSQL suite, making it strongly complementary.
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