Tom Lane wrote:
> Bruce Momjian <pgman@candle.pha.pa.us> writes:
> > In thinking about it, I don't see how we can ignore .psqlrc if it has
> > autocommit set to off. Imagine I am in psql and I do '\i file', and it
> > works, so I code up psql -c in a script, and it doesn't work --- would
> > be quite strange.
>
> What's your point? "psql -c '\i file'" doesn't work either.
>
> Surely you don't want to have to put back all those SET AUTOCOMMITs again.
No.
> Yeah, it's a bit warty, but psql -c is inherently different from a psql
> script. IMHO it's not reasonable to make (shell) scripts using psql -c
How is it different, except for having no prompt? I never assumed it
would behave differently.
> have to explicitly state the obvious, which is that they'd like their
> command committed.
They can't do that from in the file anymore (command-line arg?), or will
we have backslash commands for autocommit off? (Yikes, a new backslash
command, or two?)
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