Formula

pgcopydb

0.18

Copy a Postgres database to a target Postgres server

Install

brew install pgcopydb

Details

Sources

Supported platforms

ArchitecturePlatformsVersionDownload
Apple SiliconGolden Gate0.18File
SHA-256989d4b1790ee122c25b5f052050ddd4ff044ab5ab36835fbb12e9ba775dea763
Apple SiliconTahoe0.18File
SHA-2560abe2100b8618872b68755752dc2d39a1ad730eb34e2732d6121724a2e7a844c
Apple SiliconSequoia0.18File
SHA-2562434673cf48fbbab5e75f2cb7f03fb1f5b32a14c06182a5f5666ba9b1bf50234
Apple SiliconSonoma0.18File
SHA-256f7403924e8340bfa32ebf98a9862cef1f6ab7275d8c633ea847241d48a2b4e10
IntelSonoma0.18File
SHA-256e8916d9e86be6c9fc1a25e80ea8f2fc8aa309fbce5b211960c116fbb6631e3c1
ARM64Linux0.18File
SHA-2569827cba77982afb1555e51cdf3a5a5518b16bd84faaa3c0c88c7779ad582ee77
x86_64Linux0.18File
SHA-25685445fc9a40b676e3ad961d36aeb68eecaacd74ac9e90fcd5a88078294c31de4

Dependencies

  • bdw-gc
  • libpq

Package data

Caveats

Pgcopydb searches for PostgreSQL command-line tools in your system's PATH environment variable.
To use a specific PostgreSQL version's command-line tools, ensure they are accessible in your PATH.

When no PostgreSQL tools are found in PATH, pgcopydb defaults to using the command-line tools provided by the libpq formula.