On Thu, Jan 24, 2019 at 11:01 AM Ron <ronljohnso...@gmail.com> wrote: > If not, you'll have to do some bash magic in parsing the "Foreign-key > constraints:" clause of "\d your_table_name" and stuff them in the "pg_dump > --table=" clause.
That would be hard. There is an option to make psql show the queries it uses to implement \d. Reading that it is normally easy to buld a query which lists the dependents by creative imitation and feed it to psql ( instead of the \d ) with the approppiate context setting options to spit the table names, or even the --table="xx" list, including schemas and other niceties. And if his shell is not bash, but CMD.EXE or other similar thing, parsing \d output will be hell. Francisco Olarte.
