====== pg_dump ======

===== Tips =====
  * you may need to specify the -i flag, to ignore differences in the database version and pg_dump executable; if this is done, it might be best to use a plain text format for the dump to be safe
  * the -d flag does not specify a database, but rather specifies that you want INSERT statements instead of COPY statements

===== Examples =====
**Dump all tables, with acl/permissions, with create table scripts, to a plain text file (note that -d means to use INSERT statements instead of COPY statements, not to specify a db) with sql commands:**
<code>
pg_dump --file=/path/to/output/file.sql --no-owner --format=p \
--disable-triggers -h hostname -d database
</code>

**Dump a single table, without create table script, without ownerships, to a compressed format suitable for pg_restore:**
<code>
pg_dump --data-only --file=/path/to/output/file.sql --no-owner --format=t \
--table=sometable --no-privileges --disable-triggers -h hostname database
</code>

** Dump database schema, without owners or permissions: **
<code>
pg_dump --schema-only --no-owner --no-privileges -h hostname -U username databasename > dumpfile.sql
</code>