Database Dumps: SQL, CSV & JSON Exports
Relational schemas, table serialization, and zero-downtime data migrations.
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Format Comparison & Technical Specifications
| Output Format | MIME Type | Specification | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| SQLITE Database | application/vnd.sqlite3 | SQLITE-FILE-SPEC | Embedded Relational Database |
| SQL Dump | text/plain | ANSI-SQL-SPEC | Structured Query Language Dump |
| CSV DB Table | text/csv | RFC-4180-CSV | Tabular Database Export |
| JSON Data Export | application/json | RFC-4180-CSV | Structured JSON Array Dump |
| DB Database Container | application/vnd.sqlite3 | SQLITE-FILE-SPEC | Generic Relational DB File |
Technical Specifications & Codec Breakdown
SQL Dumps vs. Flat CSV Exports
A SQL dump contains both table schemas (CREATE TABLE) and data rows (INSERT INTO), recreating relationships, indexes, and column types. CSV exports only dump raw rows, requiring manual schema definition upon import.
Migrating Databases Across Engines
Different SQL database engines (PostgreSQL, MySQL, SQLite) use slightly different syntax for data types and auto-increment keys. Converting relational tables to structured JSON or CSV provides a clean intermediate format for cross-database transfers.
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