What is gpscp?
gpscp is a utility that allows you to securely copy files and directories to or from a Greenplum Database master or segment host.
Why is it important?
Securely transferring files to or from Greenplum hosts is essential for managing data, configuration files, and more.
How to use gpscp:
You can use gpscp to copy files and directories between your local machine and Greenplum hosts. Below is the basic syntax:
gpscp [options] source [source...] destination
For example, to copy a local file "localfile.txt" to the remote host:
gpscp localfile.txt gpadmin@hostname:/path/to/destination