On Nov 2, Aaron J. Seigo mentioned:
> > => insert into foo values (4, 'aaa');
> > INSERT 7998067 1
> >
> > This line is generated by libpq's PQcmdStatus(). You can also just get the
> > oid part by using PQoidStatus(). Is that what you wanted or do you need a
> > wrapper or binding for a certain environment?
> >
> > -Peter
>
> this assumes that one is using libpq.. it would be nice to have access to this
> from psql or anywhere for that matter.. and not just oids.. but, say for
You can access it right there :) How exactly do you wish to access it in
psql though? (I'm writing around in psql at the moment, so I might
actually implement it!)
> instance, default values in tables that are generated dynamically... etc
Well, now you're saying "I want all this complex data from the database
but I don't want to use SELECT". That does make much sense. The point of
defaults is that you don't need to worry about them. If you need to read
back a record right after you insert it, perhaps you should rethink your
application. Admittedly, I know of several interfaces that make this sort
of thing a royal pain, but you can't get everything for free.
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