First, you need to upgrade to 8.1.4.
You can redirect STDOUT to /dev/null. Error messages will be sent to
STDERR.
On Aug 7, 2006, at 9:00 AM, Nicola Mauri wrote:
I scheduled a dump between two databases, via network:
pg_dump --clean -U postgres mydb | psql -q -h remote_host -d mydb -
U postgres
I'd like to have no output being generated, unless an error
condition occurs, so that crond will email me only when something
goes really wrong.
Unfortunately I'm getting this output:
setval
--------
551776
(1 row)
setval
--------
340537
(1 row)
setval
--------
10411
(1 row)
and so on........
It seems to be related to some sequences recently added to the
database. Actually we are getting one 'setval' line for each
sequence defined.
Does anyone know how to get rid of this output?
Simply redirecting output is not a great idea, as we may loose some
precious error messages too; so I think we should prevent this
messages to being generate at all.
(Postgres 8.1.3 on RHEL4)
Thank You!
Nicola
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