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Then, to upload to rds: psql -host=. -port=5432 -username=postgres -password -dbname= < db_dump_filename Otherwise find + replace the owner_name in the dump before uploading it. Since those are set by the dump file upon upload ( ALTER TABLE your_table OWNER TO owner_name ). You should make sure your local owner for the tables is the same as the remote one. Once you've uploaded the fixtures/data locally on postgres and validated that the constraints checks out, produce a data dump: pg_dump your_local_db_name > db_dump_filename Or, if you don't want to have to force a constraints checks manually on postgres, you could simply set db_constraint=False on all models.ForeignKey in your django models, migrate, upload, then set to True again, migrate. One can easily set the triggers off for that, be it on a table per table basis (as shown above) or even using set session_replication_role = replica (see postgres docs for info), which is simpler. So basically for me that was my dev setup for django with postgres backend on docker. So what's a dba going to do? Well, my personal answer was: Albe seems to be right - 'Sorry Dave, I'm afraid I cannot do that'. Okay, so the issue is that this is just the wrong approach. PS: I'm not super knowledgeable in postgres/rds, so ideally provide a bit of background for potentially non-obvious things. MY question is: how I can check/change the rights on the rds instance so that my postgres user has the right to run that command? I seem to understand that this would be due to my current user not having the rights (on the rds postgres instance) to perform that operation? However, on rds, when I try to run the script (connecting to the db with Dbeaver), I get this error: SQLERROR : permission denied: 'RI_constrainttrigger_a_19346' is a system trigger. When I tested this locally in my replica it worked fine. Then I run a similar list of commands with enable to re-instate the constraints. In order to do so, I have a script: begin In order to load those fixtures (because many models's fk reference each others), I need to disable the fk checks in postgres in order to load the data. Then I have pushed the fixtures to the aws django server, and going to use django's loaddata function to load them, and django will push them to the rds db. I have tested locally that the constraints of the DB are all valid (by importing locally in a replica). a django's database dump essentially) in postgres on a aws rds instance. So I need to import django fixtures (e.g. PostgreSQL PostgreSQL Intro Create AWS Account Create Database in RDS Connect to Database Add Membersĭeploy Django Elastic Beanstalk (EB) Create requirements.txt Create nfig Create.

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