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pgloader

pgloader is a client side data loader for PostgreSQL. It knows how to find erroneous rows in your input so that the good ones are loaded in the database and the bad ones accumulated in a reject file for later processing.

pgloader supports CSV file format, fixed sized file format and text file format with some advanced parsing options so as to be able to read Informix UNLOAD output.

pgloader implements many interesting features such as column reformating in python, user defined constant columns, column remapping between file and database table, and some more: have a look at the tutorial.

complete tutorial

See pgloader tutorial for a complete tutorial explaining in details how to setup and use pgloader.

credits

pgloader is sponsored by 2ndQuadrant, we offer commercial support and training if you need professional help.