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Backup and restore in PostgreSQL

To take backup and restore in PostgreSQL database, use below commands.

Backup : pg_dump -U <userName> -f <backupLocation.sql> <dbName>

Restore : psql -d <dbName> -f <backupLocation.sql>

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