Importing SQL files in PostgreSQL
This article discusses how to import SQL files in PostgreSQL.
psqlImport SQL files
in PostgreSQL using command
To import the SQL file, run the following command:
psql -U dbuser -h localhost databasename < filename.sql
If the file is located elsewhere, we must include the file path like this:
psql -U dbuser -h localhost databasename < C:\scripts\filename.sql
It is important to note that the database must exist before running either command.
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