"Russell Hires" wrote:
>Hello all,
>
>I have a question. I'm
>currently running version 7.0.3 (compiled myself using debuild) on
>debian-m68k potato. When I start psql, my prompt doesn't look like every
>example I've seen. The examples are like this: "mydb=>" My prompt looks like
>this: "test=#" (no quotes, of course) I don't know if this is significant or
>not, obviously it is in Linux, but in Postgres I don't know.
The prompt indicates whether you have administrator privileges in
PostgreSQL. Here's an illustration:
bray=# select usename, usesuper from pg_user;
usename | usesuper
----------+----------
postgres | t
dan | f
ruth | f
olly | t
hoho | f
(6 rows)
bray=# \c - dan
You are now connected as new user dan.
bray=> \c - olly
You are now connected as new user olly.
bray=#
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