"Hasan Mokhtari" wrote:
> I want to run the following command
> " copy table1 form /tmp/table1.aa using delimiters '|';
>but I cant because I am not 'postgres' user and have not this privilage;
The issue is what the postgres backend can read; the filename given
must be readable by postgres; you can achieve this by the following
Unix command:
chmod a+r /tmp/table1.aa
Then you can use the copy command as above (except that the filename must
be in single quotes):
COPY table1 FROM '/tmp/table1.aa' USING DELIMITERS '|';
> If I use follawing command instead:
> " \copy table1 form /tmp/table1.aa using delimiters '|';
> psql report follawing error :
> "extra token after file name "
\copy does not support "using delimiters"
>what I can do?
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