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I have a ton of postgresql dump files I need to peruse through for data. Do I have to install Postgresql and "recover" each one of them into new databases one by one? Or I'm hoping there's a postgresql client that can simply open them up and I can peek at the data, maybe even run a simple SQL query? The dump files are all from a Postgresql v9.1.9 server. Or maybe there's a tool that can easily make a database "connection" to the dump files? UPDATE : These are not text files . They are binary . They come from Heroku's backup mechanism, this is what Heroku says about how they create their backups : PG Backups uses the native pg_dump PostgreSQL tool to create its backup files, making it trivial to export to other PostgreSQL installations.
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