Magnus Hagander napsal(a):
> On Wed, 2008-03-26 at 13:21 +0100, Zdeněk Kotala wrote:
>> Magnus Hagander napsal(a):
>>> On Tue, 2008-03-25 at 21:59 -0400, Tom Lane wrote:
>> <snip>
>>
>>>> Are we really prepared to break everyone's scripts for this?
>>> I wonder how many people actually use those commands :-) I know I always
>>> use psql with a commandline parameter, and the majority of other peoples
>>> scripts that I've come across also do that. So I'm not sure exactly how
>>> important it is.
>>>
>>> Another option then might be to simply deprecate their use, and
>>> eventually get rid of them, instead of renaming them?
>> In one of my mail I also mentioned to replace all of these commands by one (e.g.
>> pg_cmd) which will integrate all of them. Removing is not good solution for
>> people who writes scripts, because process psql output is complicated and there
>> is not easy way how to run vacuum on all databases for example.
>
> You can add lots of nice parameters to psql to make it quite easy to
> process the output. Running vacuum on all databases isn't particularly
> hard - but it does require a small bit of shell-fu.
Yes, it needs extra lines in shell script and probably most of use cases are
possible do by psql command. Maybe removing will be better solution.
> But I'll grant you that one for vacuumdb. I was specifically thinking
> about the create/drop user/db/lang scripts, which are the ones likely to
> "conflict" with other parts of the system. Didn't think of vacuumdb.
I see. I think that autovacuum stops usage of vacuumdb command anyway.
Zdenek
