Hi,

I'm not sure it is right to ask this question here.
Some one here might have faced similar situation.
I need to take backup of my postgresql DB, but not all records from a few tables.
My DB contains more than 700 tables, out of which 15 tables i need to take this conditional backup

Example:
Table: C_order
I need to take backup from table C_order where "period=2009" and "org <> A"
This is done to improve performance there by deleting all non-org records for old period from org A's server
If this possible, i want to write the utilty to backup and restore in Perl modules.
Expecting ur feedbacks

Thanks in advance!!!

In reply to conditional backup in postgres by suhailck

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