diff -r bd0beda49bcb -r 98c7809af415 README
--- a/README	Wed Mar 28 17:25:18 2012 +0200
+++ b/README	Thu May 10 08:42:21 2012 +0200
@@ -32,3 +32,34 @@
 
 Just use PostgreSQL with Python, it's better option in most use cases.
 
+
+Tools
+=====
+
+tablecopy.py
+------------
+
+./tablecapy.py db1 db2 -n
+  Read all tables and all schema from db1, print table names. Remove -n to copy data to db2.
+
+./tablecopy.py db1 db2 -s myschema
+  Copy all tables in "myschema" from db1 to db2.
+
+./tablecopy.py db1 db2 -s myschema --dst-schema otherschema
+  Copy all tables in "myschema" from db1 to same tables in "otherschema" in db2.
+
+./tablecopy.py db1 db2 -s ^my --regex
+  Copy all tables from all schemas beginning with "my".
+
+./tablecopy.py db1 db2 -s myschema1 --dst-schema myschema2 --regex -t ^my
+  Copy all tables beginning with "my" from myschema1 to tables of same name in myschema2.
+
+Rules:
+  If nothing is specified, everything is copied.
+  If no target schema or table is specified, data are copied to schema or table of same name.
+  If --regex is specified, it applies to table name if specified, schema name otherwise.
+  If both --regex and --src-table is specified, both source and dest schema can be named (no regex applied to them).
+  Default schema name is '', which as regex matches all schemas. Same for table name.
+  Regexes are match with source database, destination database is not checked (table may not exists, will fail when copying).
+  Directly specified table name (no --regex) is not checked (may not exists).
+