On 09/06/2013 11:05 AM, miles wrote:
> Bobby Dewitt wrote
>> I come from an Oracle background and I am fairly new to Postgres.
>> Oracle's command line utility (SQL*Plus) uses an environment variable
>> called SQLPATH to search the given directories for SQL scripts that the
>> user calls to execute using a method similar to the \i meta-command in
>> psql. This allows users to put SQL scripts in various directories and
>> execute them no matter which directory is there current working directory
>> in psql.
>>
>> Is there a similar environment variable that can be used with psql, or
>> another way to mimic this behavior?
> I'm in the same boat as Bobby. Any feature like this exist? If not, how
> would it be requested?
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I wonder if this would at least get the full path on-screen for a c/p
\! for d in $SQLPATH; do find $d -name <script-filename>; done
That said, I would down-vote this suggestion. I tend to put sql files
in amongst my various project dirs and maintaining the envvar isn't
worth it.
Anything I re-use I make into a function.
