postgresqlHow do I use a PostgreSQL exporter?
A PostgreSQL exporter is a tool used to export data from a PostgreSQL database. The exporter can be used to export data to a variety of formats, such as CSV, XML, JSON, and HTML.
The basic syntax of the PostgreSQL exporter is as follows:
\copy [table] to '[destination]' with [options];Where:
[table]is the name of the table you want to export.[destination]is the path to the file you are exporting to.[options]is an optional list of options that can be used to customize the output.
For example, to export the contents of the users table to a CSV file:
\copy users to 'users.csv' with (format csv, header true);The output of this command would be a CSV file named users.csv containing the data from the users table.
For more information about the PostgreSQL exporter, see the PostgreSQL documentation.
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