[docs] Add documentation about only_tables and skip options #271
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gido
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Apr 18, 2023
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| Currently only PostgreSQL and MySQL sources support this feature. |
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Also, do you know if this is working only when Replibyte is in charge of the dump?
Is the skip and only_tables working when I run something like:
cat your_dump.sql | replibyte -c conf.yaml dump create -i -s postgresql?
gido
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| This will exclude the table schema AND the table data. |
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I were looking for more documentation about some options to choose which table I can include or exclude from the dump.
Related to #225
It's the first time I use Replibyte and I'm not familiar with Rust. This is what I found in the issue queue and by looking at the code.