Welcome to the ultimate guide on importing a PostgreSQL dump file containing solutions to various Leetcode SQL questions. This article is designed to help you efficiently set up your database, whether you prefer using the command line terminal or the PgAdmin tool. Let’s dive into the process!
Repository Overview
- All Leetcode SQL Question Solutions
- PostgreSQL Dump File:
leetcodedb.sql
Finding Problem Statements
For the problem statements of all questions, including premium ones, you can visit the following links:
How to Import the Dump File Using Command Line Terminal
Follow these simple steps:
- Open your terminal and launch the PostgreSQL utility by typing:
- Create a database (it is essential to create a database before importing the dump file):
- Quit the PostgreSQL prompt:
- From the terminal, load the dump file into the newly created database with the following command:
user@my-machine:~$ psql
postgres=# CREATE DATABASE sample_db;
postgres=# \q
user@my-machine:~$ pg_restore --host 127.0.0.1 --port 5432 --username postgres --dbname sample_db --verbose leetcodedb.sql
Remember to replace your configurations (host, port, username) in the pg_restore
command.
How to Import the Dump File Using PgAdmin Tool
For those who prefer a graphical interface, here’s how to do it:
- Open PgAdmin and create a new database by navigating through: Servers – Databases – Create – Database.. (This will open the Create Database dialog).
- Restore the dump file:
- Right-click on the newly created database and select the Restore option from the menu (this will open the Restore dialog).
- Browse for the dump file and keep all other options as they are.
Important Notes on Importing
- Do not simply copy-paste and run the contents of the dump file into either the PostgreSQL prompt or the query tool of PgAdmin. Doing so can lead to errors, as the dump file contains COPY commands, not INSERTS.
- Be aware that table names are suffixed with question numbers.
- New solutions will be added as they are solved.
Troubleshooting Steps
If you encounter issues during the import process, consider the following troubleshooting steps:
- Ensure that PostgreSQL service is running on your machine.
- Double-check your database name and configuration settings in the
pg_restore
command. - If using PgAdmin, verify that the path to the dump file is correct.
- If anything fails, restart the process to ensure a fresh attempt.
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Conclusion
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Explore More
If you want to check out another repository containing miscellaneous SQL question solutions, visit this link. You can also explore more interesting SQL topics on my blog: Chintan SQL Blog.