Please I need your help.
I have a Django app that is running on heroku.
The Django app initially uses an sqlite3 database.
The local and the remote versions of the app worked fine.
I could access the sqlite3 database on my local machine. However, I have no idea, e.g. an interface, through which I could access the database version that is running on heroku.
Then, I changed the database to Postgresql.
The local version of the database worked fine with the application, as I could see the data being written into the local posgresql whenever I have a need to check the data in the database.
However, I need to be able to see how data is being written into the remote postgresql.
When I try to connect to the database on postgresql, I get an error as shown in the snapshot below.
Please, how can I connect to the database on heroku and see my database.
I am currently using a free heroku account. I hope that is also not a problem?
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I recently uploaded a WebApplication to Heroku. I developed it using sqlite; however, I then changed it to Heroku-Postgres.
Nonetheless, I am not able to view in any way the data that is in my database.
There are no problems with the code and the WebApplication works perfectly however it would be very useful to be able to tap into the data.
Download the Heroku CLI and get access to the postgres admin console.
heroku pg:psql -a appName
Use this command in terminal, This will connect you to pgadmin console.
You can use dbeaver database client, but it is very slow because it is free db from heroku.
https://dbeaver.io/download/
Or you can use heroku CLI, psql
I have a database on my server which I could like to have on my laptop so I can use it for development. Is there a way to do this? I was using the default SQLite database with Django but now I'm using PostgreSQL which isn't part of the repo.
What I need to know if I use service to create PostgreSQL in Heroku, can I set up this database locally in development mode?
I couldn't find in their documentation on how to do this.
I have deployed my SpringBoot app to Heroku. Now I would like to copy my local PostgreSQL to Heroku.
I have found some information on devcenter.heroku.com.
However I don't understand enough about the using of file db.changelog-master.yaml.
Could anyone give me details about the simplest solutions to copy the database?
Create a valid dump of your local postgres database and host it somewhere publicly available. Now you will be able to restore this entire dataset (schema and records) with pg:backups:restore as shown here. The sole caveat here is that the target database must be completely empty for this to work. You can empty a Heroku postgres database with heroku pg:reset.
If you cannot take the approach listed above then you can run pg_restore directly from your local instance, provided your local version of Postgres is >= the target version of Postgres. This also applies to creating the dumpfile and is a requirement because pg utilities are not guaranteed to be forward compatible. Documentation for pg_restore is here.
I am running a simple webapp on Heroku for splitting payments between housemates, and storing all payments to a Heroku PostgreSQL database.
The app works as expected while it is running, and the database is updated properly. However, after making changes to the code locally and pushing those to heroku, the database completely resets to a past instance, and all newly added rows are missing from the database.
Is this the intended behavior or am I doing something wrong?
More details:
The app is a python app using the Flask framework
If you have a working database on Heroku and want to seed it with some values, consider either using the seed file in the db folder of your Rails app or use heroku run rails c and then use the console to seed how you'd like.