Hi All,
I'd like to cast a small 'feature request' here for discussion/
evaluation. The case is the following:
When working on a new database application I quite frequently:
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test_xx# \c template1
template1# DROP DATABASE test_xx;
template1# CREATE DATABASE test_xx TEMPLATE = earlier_version;
template1# \c test_xx
template1# \i some_cooked_dataset.sql-dump
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All this is of cource issued from psql utility, and using psql_history
buffer.
Now, the thing is, that I have to be very carefull and focused when
going back in psql_history, as several times I've skiped the "\c
test_xx" stage .... and ended up in a mass.
Now, the solution looks simple: if only "CREATE DATABASE" had an
additional keyword, like CONNECT, meaning "\c <newdb>" after successful
DB creation, the execution a similar sequence from history buffer, would
be much safer.
So I'd like to express here this 'feature request' - Regretably, I'm not
quite up to implementing such feature myself, but may be someone can?
Comments?
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-R
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