On Fri, 15 Jan 1999, Bob Dusek wrote:
>Sorry,
>> One way to execute .sql scripts in your database is this:
>> psql -e dbname < script.sql
>> good luck,
>> Bob
Ohh... sorry... I forgot to thank you! Thank you... :)
Silvio Emanuel Nunes Barbosa de Macedo
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On Fri, 15 Jan 1999, Bob Dusek wrote:
>Sorry,
>I should have been more clear:
>> One way to execute .sql scripts in your database is this:
>> psql -e dbname < script.sql
>That should be done from the command line.
Yes... I imagined
Anyway, Query Buffer being full I CAN understand..., but
c
Sorry,
I should have been more clear:
> One way to execute .sql scripts in your database is this:
>
> psql -e dbname < script.sql
That should be done from the command line.
> That is how we recreate our databases from a dump file.
>
> "psql -ef script.sql dbname" seems to have the same pro
Hey there,
One way to execute .sql scripts in your database is this:
psql -e dbname < script.sql
That is how we recreate our databases from a dump file.
"psql -ef script.sql dbname" seems to have the same problem
you were having with the \i command:
query buffer max length of 2 exceeded
Hi!
I was using psql to insert data into the database.
I have *.sql files with the necessary scripts, eg:
insert into descritor values (4992,'MARCHAS DE LISBOA','te','cl');
After many inserts... I've got this message:
query buffer max length of 2 exceeded
query line ignored
and then, a fe
