On Tue, Dec 14, 2004 at 09:25:19AM -0800, Andrew Lapides wrote:
> I tried the second option, i.e. calling psql from the command
> line redirecting output to the file:
>
> psql -U ... -W all_tables.sql > log
>
> Again not everything is recorded into the log file.
Some messages go to standard error, so you'll need to redirect that
as well:
psql ... > log 2>&1 (Bourne shell & friends)
psql ... >& log (C shell & friends)
Another possibility would be to use the "script" command from the
shell:
script log
psql ...
exit
grep ERROR log
> In my particular case I am recreating my schema on and on from
> scratch. With other databases I am used to running one script,
> checking the output file (for example with grep) for the majic word
> 'ERROR'. Please help.
If you're not interested in NOTICE messages like "CREATE TABLE will
create implicit sequence" then you could use client_min_messages
to filter them out:
SET client_min_messages TO ERROR;
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Michael Fuhr
http://www.fuhr.org/~mfuhr/
