Lee Kindness wrote:
>Troy.Campano@LibertyMutual.com writes:
> > I have postgres 7 running on RedHat Linux.
> > I was wondering if you knew of a way to run a select and output it to a
> > file.
> > SELECT * FROM TABLE >> test.out
> > So that test.out would have the results from that SQL Statement.
>
>Either:
>
> SELECT * FROM table \g filename
>
>to just output to the file 'filename', or:
>
> select * from lineshoot \g |cat >> /solsolute/path/filename
>
>to append to the file. Both in psql, or:
>
> echo 'SELECT * FROM table' | psql database >> test.out
>
>from your terminal.
>
>Regards, Lee Kindness.
>
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or
psql -c "SELECT * from ...." | command
psql -c "SELECT * from ...." > file
psql -c "SELECT * from ...." >> file
You might want to
echo password | psql -c "query..." > file
but I rather type it when prompted
I used that once in a script, but then the password was clear to anyone
who had access to the script.
But there are ways to fix it if that's what you want.
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