Thread: Disable the more command
Hi,
Can someone tell me how can I disable the more
command at the end of any one page display in
PostgreSQL 7.0 ? I simply don't want to be asked to
press a key to continue displaying the result of a
query.
Thanks a lot!
Marcos Castro
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* Marcos Barreto de Castro <mbdecastro@yahoo.com> [000721 12:45] wrote: > Hi, > > Can someone tell me how can I disable the more > command at the end of any one page display in > PostgreSQL 7.0 ? I simply don't want to be asked to > press a key to continue displaying the result of a > query. > Thanks a lot! export PAGER=cat :) -Alfred
I am a beginner in pqsql and linux. I can't connect from visual basic to my pgsql server. When do I do telnet "host-pgsql" what is the message that have i receive from pgsql server if my postgres port is enabled? I just can read " connect to "host-pgsql", then i type anything and press enter . I read this message "connection closed by foreign host" what do you think about this. Thanksfully Hector Barrera
On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Marcos Barreto de Castro wrote: > Can someone tell me how can I disable the more > command at the end of any one page display in > PostgreSQL 7.0 ? I simply don't want to be asked to > press a key to continue displaying the result of a > query. Hmm. I don't have the answer to your question, but I have a question which does the reverse -- how can I _enable_ the "more" function? .. when I do, say \do, there are a lot of operators displayed, how can i see them per page. TIA! --- Froilan C. Mendoza Tridel Technologies, Inc. http://www.tridel.net
At 16:53 21/07/00 -0500, Ingenieria de Sistemas wrote:
>I am a beginner in pqsql and linux.
>I can't connect from visual basic to my pgsql server.
>When do I do telnet "host-pgsql" what is the message that have i receive
>from pgsql server if my postgres port is enabled?
>I just can read " connect to "host-pgsql", then i type anything and press
>enter .
>I read this message "connection closed by foreign host"
>what do you think about this.
You need to install ODBC drivers on your PC, and ODBC support in PG, then
use PG just like any other ODBC data source.
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Hi,
I have installed ODBC support in PG-
PostgreSQL ODBC driver for Windows 95 (I'm using Win-NT-Wks 4.0)
ODBC Driver Name - PostgreSQL 6.50.0000
Company Name - Insight Distribution System
File Name - PSQLODBC.DLL
Postgres running on Linux RH-6.0 (HTTP,SAMBA services not working. Telnet
and FTP working fine.).
Other side I have VB-6.0 on Windows-NT-Workstations 4.0.
I want connectivity VB (front-end) and PG(Back-end).
When I do connectivity then error come - "Provider cannot be found. It may
not be properly installed."
Why does this error come ?
Thanks in advance
Anuj
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Behalf Of Philip Warner
Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2000 9:22 AM
To: Ingenieria de Sistemas; pgsql-general@hub.org
Subject: Re: [GENERAL] how connect visual basic to pgsql?
At 16:53 21/07/00 -0500, Ingenieria de Sistemas wrote:
>I am a beginner in pqsql and linux.
>I can't connect from visual basic to my pgsql server.
>When do I do telnet "host-pgsql" what is the message that have i receive
>from pgsql server if my postgres port is enabled?
>I just can read " connect to "host-pgsql", then i type anything and press
>enter .
>I read this message "connection closed by foreign host"
>what do you think about this.
You need to install ODBC drivers on your PC, and ODBC support in PG, then
use PG just like any other ODBC data source.
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Froilan Mendoza wrote:
>
>On Fri, 21 Jul 2000, Marcos Barreto de Castro wrote:
>
>> Can someone tell me how can I disable the more
>> command at the end of any one page display in
>> PostgreSQL 7.0 ? I simply don't want to be asked to
>> press a key to continue displaying the result of a
>> query.
>
>Hmm. I don't have the answer to your question, but I have a question
>which does the reverse -- how can I _enable_ the "more" function? .. when
>I do, say \do, there are a lot of operators displayed, how can i see them
>per page.
\pset pager
From psql manpage (in release 7.0.2):
pager Toggles the list of a pager to do table
output. If the environment variable PAGER is
set, the output is piped to the specified
program. Otherwise more is used.
In any case, psql only uses the pager if it
seems appropriate. That means among other
things that the output is to a terminal and
that the table would normally not fit on the
screen. Because of the modular nature of
the printing routines it is not always
possible to predict the number of lines that
will actually be printed. For that reason
psql might not appear very discriminating
about when to use the pager and when not to.
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At 10:32 22/07/00 +0530, anuj wrote:
>
>When I do connectivity then error come - "Provider cannot be found. It may
>not be properly installed."
>
Looks like a Windows/VB/ODBC/OLEDB error message to me, but I could be wrong.
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>-----Original Message----- >From: Philip Warner [mailto:pjw@rhyme.com.au] >Sent: Saturday, July 22, 2000 4:15 PM >To: anuj; pgsql-general@hub.org >Subject: RE: [GENERAL] how connect visual basic to pgsql? >At 10:32 22/07/00 +0530, anuj wrote: >> >>When I do connectivity then error come - "Provider cannot be found. It may >>not be properly installed." >> >> PostgreSQL ODBC driver for Windows 95 (I'm using Win-NT-Wks 4.0) >Looks like a Windows/VB/ODBC/OLEDB error message to me, but I could be wrong. This deriver made for Win95. I am using Win-Nt-Wks-4.0. Is this possible this due to different OS's ? Best Regard, Anuj
> This deriver made for Win95. > I am using Win-Nt-Wks-4.0. > Is this possible this due to different OS's ? > Best Regard, > Anuj What kind of application do you use and where did you install your ODBC DSN? If your application is a service, or if you plan to share this DSN across multiple users, you should install it under 'System DSN' entry. This driver work perfectly on Windows NT 4.0 Server, Windows 2000 Professional and Windows 2000 Advanced Server. I used it to connect MS SQL Server 7.0 to PostgreSQL database through 'OLE DB provider for ODBC driver' and succeded in it. I did not test it on Windows NT Workstation 4.0, but I see no reason why this driver shouldn't work on it. Alex Bolenok.
-----Original Message----- From: Alex Bolenok [mailto:abolen@chat.ru] Sent: Monday, July 24, 2000 12:09 PM To: anuj Cc: pgsql-general Subject: Re: [GENERAL] how connect visual basic to pgsql? >> This deriver made for Win95. >> I am using Win-Nt-Wks-4.0. >> Is this possible this due to different OS's ? >> Best Regard, >> Anuj >What kind of application do you use and where did you install your ODBC DSN? I don't know , Where I have installed but I am able to see 'OLE DB provider for ODBC driver' entry. >If your application is a service, or if you plan to share this DSN across >multiple users, you should install it under 'System DSN' entry. I make a 'System DSN' name pg. >This driver work perfectly on Windows NT 4.0 Server, Windows 2000 >Professional and Windows 2000 Advanced Server. I used it to connect MS SQL >Server 7.0 to PostgreSQL database through 'OLE DB provider for ODBC driver' >and succeded in it. I did not test it on Windows NT Workstation 4.0, but I >see no reason why this driver shouldn't work on it. >Alex Bolenok. My connection string is : Provider=MSDASQL.1;Password=tempdb;Persist Security Info=True;User ID=postgres;Data Source=pg Postgres running on Linux RH-6.0 (HTTP,SAMBA services not working. Telnet and FTP working fine.). Other side I have VB-6.0 on Windows-NT-Workstations 4.0. After reinstall the VB6.0 the error msg. has been changed. Now new error is : "could not connect to the server, could not connect to the remote socket." Now how to connect VB to pgsql. Regards, Anuj
At 16:36 24/07/00 +0530, anuj wrote:
>
>>> This deriver made for Win95.
>>> I am using Win-Nt-Wks-4.0.
>>> Is this possible this due to different OS's ?
>>> Best Regard,
>>> Anuj
>
>>What kind of application do you use and where did you install your ODBC
>DSN?
>
>I don't know , Where I have installed but I am able to see 'OLE DB provider
>for ODBC driver' entry.
Where do you see this?
>>If your application is a service, or if you plan to share this DSN across
>>multiple users, you should install it under 'System DSN' entry.
>
>I make a 'System DSN' name pg.
And what did you set the port, server, dbname etc to?
>>This driver work perfectly on Windows NT 4.0 Server, Windows 2000
>>Professional and Windows 2000 Advanced Server. I used it to connect MS SQL
>>Server 7.0 to PostgreSQL database through 'OLE DB provider for ODBC driver'
>>and succeded in it. I did not test it on Windows NT Workstation 4.0, but I
>>see no reason why this driver shouldn't work on it.
>
>>Alex Bolenok.
Works for me on NT4 SP6.
>My connection string is :
>Provider=MSDASQL.1;Password=tempdb;Persist Security Info=True;User
>ID=postgres;Data Source=pg
So you are using an ADO data control for OLEDB, is that right?
>
>Postgres running on Linux RH-6.0 (HTTP,SAMBA services not working. Telnet
>and FTP working fine.).
>Other side I have VB-6.0 on Windows-NT-Workstations 4.0.
>
>After reinstall the VB6.0 the error msg. has been changed.
>Now new error is : "could not connect to the server, could not connect to
>the remote socket."
This looks like either (1) postgres is not running on the server - can you
do 'psql pg' (or whatever the db name in the DSN is). Or 2, you put the
wrong port in the DSN.
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>>I don't know , Where I have installed but I am able to see 'OLE DB provider >>for ODBC driver' entry. >Where do you see this? In "ADO data control 6.0", properties . >And what did you set the port, server, dbname etc to? Data Source:pg database:tempdb Server:10.1.1.50 Post:5432 username:postgres password:********** >So you are using an ADO data control for OLEDB, is that right? Yes. ADO data control 6.0. >This looks like either (1) postgres is not running on the server - can you >do 'psql pg' (or whatever the db name in the DSN is). Or 2, you put the >wrong port in the DSN. 1. Yes, Postmaster is running fine. '$psql tempdb' running fine. I am using postgres through libpg. 2. How can I know what is right port ? Best regards, Anuj