tlm <tlm1905@gmail.com> schrieb:
> [ 2nd try ]
>
> Hi. I have an automated script that essentially feeds a long sequence of SQL
> statements to psql, as a single transaction. For debugging purposes, I would
> like to insert the equivalent of print statements (to write messages to stdout,
> stderr, or maybe some pre-specified log file) at various points in this
> sequence. How is this done?
One solution: write a little function to write out there parameter via
RAISE NOTICE and call this function on the desired places.
I mean something tike this:
test=# create function write_out(text) returns void as $$ begin raise notice '%',$1; end; $$ language plpgsql immutable
strict;
CREATE FUNCTION
test=#
test=# select write_out('hint');
NOTICE: hint
write_out
-----------
(1 row)
and set 'log_min_messages = notice', then can you find your messages in
the log-file.
Andreas
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