You can use the built-in table_to_xmlschema etc. ; see postgresql.org/docs/current/static/funct....
This would be perfect except that it requires Postgres to be configured using --with-libxml, unfortunately no the case with Ubuntu's Postgres. I don't really wan't compile my own Postgres and replace my running instance to get this functionality. – Jamie Bullock Jan 17 at 14:27 @Jamie Bullock: Ubuntu's PostgreSQL package is certainly built with --with-libxml.
– Peter Eisentraut Jan 17 at 18:35 Ah, thanks. Seems my call syntax was wrong. Turns out that table_to_xmlschema() gives me exactly what I want with minimum fuss.
– Jamie Bullock Jan 18 at 12:33.
Things that spring immediately to my mind: Liquibase Schemaspy SQL Workbench's WbSchemaReport They don't use a DDL (SQL) script as input but require a database connection.
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