Mysql Postgres Description mysqldump pg_dumpall pg_dumpall is designed to dump all of the databases and calls pg_dump to do it. It can also be used to dump global values like roles and tablespaces.Example with mysql: mysqldump –all-databases > /path/to/file.sql Example with postgres: pg_dumpall > /path/to/file.sql mysqldump pg_dump pg_dump is used for dumping individual databases.Example with mysql: mysqldump mydatabase > /path/to/file.sql Example with postgres: pg_dump mydatabase > /path/to/file.sql n/a pg_restore pg_dump is capable of dumping to multiple formats with the -F option. The default option is as a raw sql file. If you wanted to dump as postgres’s “custom” format, you could add -Fc as options before the database name when using pg_dump.pg_restore is designed to restore from output files generated in this fashion. I am not aware of a mysql equivalent for pg_restore, but it reminds me more of a restore of a binary type file t...