In our company we have a dump of PostgreSQL database - file db.sql. It weighs 8 Gigabyte. How to restore this database in DBeaver? And we don't have another databases in DBeaver 7.0.5.
I have digged all Internet and haven't found anything how to do this without another database/
When you right click on the database you want to restore into, under "Tools" you will find "execute script". This is how you restore a plain-format dump file, which is what db.sql probably is.
This will require you to have psql, but dbeaver will offer to download and install its own copy of it for you.
Create a new DB and right click on the db, click on tools and restore. Choose your dump and import it.
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I am on ubuntu, i have Postgresql 13 installed on it. I have a file named (order.db) which is actually a database with a few tables in it. I want to import whole of (order.db) into postgres with same database name and of course the data. Is there any way to do it using terminal? any command?
The order.db file was created with the help of sqlite3 collaborating with c++. Order.db had nothing to do with postgresql at earlier phases of my project. I just want this (order.db) file to be imported as a database to my postgres.
i am trying to restore database in PgAdmin 4 and getting an error
"[Errno 2] No such file or directory" with i assume is related to the the backup file, which is located in /Users/myuser/Downloads/dbupload (PostgreSQL installed on my local machine). This makes me believe that the issue is not with the file but with the link to the file.
In pgadmin 3 all is working ok and given that pgadmin was related a few weeks ago, i am not getting much support online.
Any assistance is highly appreciated.
This is already answered: "[Errno 2] No such file or directory" when trying to backup a database in pgAdmin4
And make sure you use pgAdmin4 file manager to locate your file & once your file is selected using file manager, it displays properly in Filename filed
/Users/myuser/Downloads/dbupload/< your_selected_restore_file >
if you see /Users/myuser/Downloads/dbupload/ means your file is not selected properly.
So, you have to go to OTHER LOCATIONS, then:
var/lib/pgadmin/storage/postgres_localhost
There, I created a folder called Backup and put all the backup files from the Databases.
Remember that you need to access these locations as Root.
You can do that either by installing Nautilus, then clicking with the right-button on the folder and Open as Administrator (you will be requested your password of course).
I have created the database for my Android app using SQLiteStudio 3.0.5 and now I need to save/export the one as .db file, but i found only the export to .sql-file. So, what should I do to make such procedure?
When you create database in SQLiteStudio it already is a proper sqlite database file. If you need to name it with .db extension, just rename the file in any file manager.
It sounds like you are trying to export the SQL command, and not the database itself.
Right-click on the database, and select "Export the database".
I'm using MAMP (osx) to test my website local.
Because I recently switched to a new Macbook I took a backup from my database with phpMyAdmin.
I did this by going to phpMyAdmin and click on the export tab and selected all the databases and saved the file to localhost.sql (8,9mb).
Now when I try to import that file (going to phpMyAdmin, selecting the import tab and then browsing to the localhost.sql file) it show me this error:
1046 - No database selected
How can I import all of my databases again into phpMyAdmin?
If you select "Custom" from the Export options radio buttons, then look down to the "Object creation options" area, check the box for Add CREATE DATABASE / USE statement. This should add the proper statements to your export. Perhaps this should be the default when exporting multiple databases, but at least that will enable you to move your data around.
I have a script file that has a bunch of create commands, and one that has a bunch of inserts. I would like to use these commands to rebuild my database on a different PC but I am struggling with how to accomplish this.
I just installed a fresh copy of MySQL Workbench and I created a new Model. Now what?!
Thanks for the help!
You should be able to rebuild your tables from the script
First, connect to the database
Then, open your script file
Run the query
After that, you should have your tables restored.