I am running this statement in a Django app:
c = connections[\'default\'].cursor()
query=\"copy (select * from analysis.\\\"{0}\\\") to STDOUT DELIMITER
If you want to store data / get data from your local machine and communicate with a Postgres server on a different, remote machine, you cannot simply use COPY.
Try the meta-command \copy in psql. It's a wrapper for the SQL COPY
command and uses local files.
Your filename should work as is on a Windows machine, but Postgres interprets it as a local filename on the server, which is probably a Unix derivate. And there the filename would have to start with '/'.