If you want to log everything via psql, you can use "SET log_statement
TO on" inside .psqlrc and that will show all psql commands in the server
logs, or you can use per-user settings using ALTER USER, all in 7.3.
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Oleg Samoylov wrote:
> Al Sutton wrote:
> > Does anyone have a solution to the following situation;
> >
> > I have an application which uses postgresql as its database, I also have te=
> > chnicians who need to made occasional data changes using psql, is there any=
> > way to log the changes made by the technicians without logging the SQL sta=
> > tements from the application?
> >
> > Al.
>
> At http://gborg.postgresql.org you can find one or two data change
> logging function working per user.
>
> --
> Olleg Samoylov
>
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