"Michael A. Koerber SR" wrote:
>I have written a simple perl script that makes use of gnuplot. It is
>quite austere and was designed to be used with PSQL. The idea is to run
>it like this
>
>psql> \o | pp [a bunch of options]
>psql> select a,b,c,d from some_table order by a;
>psql> \o
>
>The perl script pp and gnuplot create a postscript graph with
>a == the_x_axis and b,c,d on the y-axis.
>
>This may be way too simple for your application, but if it is of interest
>I'll post it for your use.
Please do.
I have a need for such a thing but I hadn't yet got round to thinking how
to do it.
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