Are we any closer to something to apply for this?

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Greg Sabino Mullane wrote:
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> Attached is a patch to hopefully make pg_dump a lot more useful.
> I started out by making it simply able to avoid dumping a single
> table, but, inspired by David Fetter's patch last November, also
> added in support for multiple items and limited wildcard matching.
>
> -n and -N control the schemas, and -t and -T control the tables.
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> Wildcards can be a star at the start, the end, or on both sides
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> Some examples:
>
> To dump all tables beginning with the string "slony", plus
> all tables with the word "log" inside of them:
>
> pg_dump -t "slony*" -t "*log*"
>
> To dump all schemas except "dev" and "qa", and all tables
> except those ending in "large":
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> pg_dump -N "dev" -N "qa" -T "*large"
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> Are we any closer to something to apply for this?

If by closer you mean closer to the top of my todo queue,
then yes. Otherwise, no time for it yet.

Boy, Tom issues an August 1st deadline and people are already
cracking down. Just kidding. *Hopefully* finished this weekend.
I'll even do some work on it tonight...

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This patch needs the modifications suggested in later emails,
specifically using regex and quering the server for matching objects.

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Greg Sabino Mullane wrote:
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>
> Attached is a patch to hopefully make pg_dump a lot more useful.
> I started out by making it simply able to avoid dumping a single
> table, but, inspired by David Fetter's patch last November, also
> added in support for multiple items and limited wildcard matching.
>
> -n and -N control the schemas, and -t and -T control the tables.
>
> Wildcards can be a star at the start, the end, or on both sides
> of a term. The patch acts inclusively with conflicts: the -t
> option trumps the -N option.
>
> Some examples:
>
> To dump all tables beginning with the string "slony", plus
> all tables with the word "log" inside of them:
>
> pg_dump -t "slony*" -t "*log*"
>
> To dump all schemas except "dev" and "qa", and all tables
> except those ending in "large":
>
> pg_dump -N "dev" -N "qa" -T "*large"
>
> --
> Greg Sabino Mullane greg@turnstep.com
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> http://biglumber.com/x/web?pk=2529DF...9B906714964AC8
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