Guys,
Here's a non-showstopper in 7.4RC1, but probably good to fix before RC2:
(btw, tested & exists on beta4 as well, so I'm not sure when it was
introduced)
1) Create a file with *only* a block comment in it, or with a block comment as
the very last line.
2) run psql -f filename database
You will get some odd feedback on STDERR:
on Linux, file with only a block comment:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Documents/oss/postgres> psql -f tempit2.sql -U postgres test1
psql:tempit2.sql:1: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Documents/oss/postgres>
on OSX:
josh% /usr/local/pgsql/bin/psql -U postgres -f ~/test.sql sharky
psql:/Users/josh/test.sql:1: [mercury:~] josh%
on Linux, file with several commands, ending in a block comment:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Documents/oss/postgres/phpcon> psql -f tempit.sql -U postgres
test1
CREATE TABLE
INSERT 17168 1
INSERT 17169 1
INSERT 17170 1
psql:tempit.sql:13: ERROR: column "iddomain" does not exist
DELETE 1
psql:tempit.sql:18: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/Documents/oss/postgres/phpcon>
I'm not sure why we're getting a line header ("psql:tempit2.sql:1: ") on an
empty line, but it's annoying for any application writer (Bricolage) looking
for failure messages on STDERR.
--
-Josh Berkus
Aglio Database Solutions
San Francisco
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