pg_dump and pg_restore can backup and restore single Postgres schemas

Today I learned that pg_dump can make a copy of a Postgres schema instead of the whole database. Likewise, if needed, pg_restore can restore the schema in either the original database or a different one.

Backup of a Postgres schema:

pg_dump -h host -d source_database -U user -n schema_name -F c -f schema_dump_file.dump

Restore of a Postgres schema:

pg_restore -h host -d dest_database -U user -n schema_name schema_dump_file.dump

All primary and shared knowledge, I am sure. Another item of note: the DB name is hard-coded in pg_dumpall files, so if one wants to restore on a database named differently, one must go into the dump file and edit it by hand.