Jorgen Austvik - Sun Norway wrote:
> Tom Lane wrote:
>> Jorgen Austvik - Sun Norway <Jorgen.Austvik@Sun.COM> writes:
>>> I believe the results paths in line 139 and 144 are missing the
>>> @abs_builddir@ qualifier.
>> I'd put it the other way around: likely we should get rid of the
>> one use of @abs_builddir@.
>
> He, he.
>
> Generally I prefer explicit over implicit (having the full paths make
> troubleshooting easier), but in this case you have the additional aspect of
> the lo_import operating relative to the client, while lo_export operates
> relative to the server.
I submit that the test is OK as it currently is. The lo_export() call
is expanded by the server, which can be running anywhere -- hence the
need to use an absolute path.
Then we have \lo_import and \lo_export calls which are relative to the
client. The client is already running in the regress builddir, so using
relative paths works fine.
If I try to run the client from another directory, it fails completely.
Exactly what is the problem you are trying to fix?
$ cd ..
$ pwd
/pgsql/build/00head/src/test
$ regress/pg_regress largeobject
(using postmaster on Unix socket, port 55432)
============== dropping database "regression" ==============
DROP DATABASE
============== creating database "regression" ==============
CREATE DATABASE
ALTER DATABASE
============== running regression test queries ==============
test largeobject ... /bin/sh: cannot open ./sql/largeobject.sql: No such file
diff: ./expected/largeobject.out: No such file or directory
diff: ./results/largeobject.out: No such file or directory
diff command failed with status 512: diff -w "./expected/largeobject.out" "./results/largeobject.out" >
"./results/largeobject.out.diff"
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