Re: [SQL] batch file

2001-05-25 Thread Jie Liang
Hi, I am not sure what's your question. However, you can list a bunch of SQL statements in a text file: e.g. myfile.sql which contains: select * from tablename where update tablename set ... where ... . then, you can just run it like: psql -q dbname < myfile.sql Jie LIANG St. Be

Re: [SQL] batch file

2001-05-25 Thread Jason Earl
I just put files commands that I want in some file like "foo.sql" and then do: psql mydatabase -f foo.sql Is this what you are looking for? Jason --- Milen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi all!, > > I want to execute several SQL statements one after > another. > Does anyone know if it is pos

[SQL] batch file

2001-05-25 Thread Milen
Hi all!, I want to execute several SQL statements one after another. Does anyone know if it is possible to create something like a "batch file" which contains all SQL commands I want. Best Regards: Milen ---(end of broadcast)--- TIP 5: Have you c

[SQL] time difference

2001-05-25 Thread Seema Noor
  i want to calculate the session time. my query is thisselect now() - '2001-05-19 12:09:00+5;it gives the difference in date and difference in time separately. if thecurrent time is greater than the second time then it gives simply theirdifference but i want to calcutate the session time f

[SQL] Large Objects Documentation

2001-05-25 Thread Roberto Mello
I couldn't find the documentation for dealing with Large Objects on the documentation. Any pointers? The only info I found on Large Objects was on the programming guide, but I'm not looking to write C functions with largo objects. Thanks, -Roberto -- +| http:

Re: [SQL] Problems with pg_dump (on Debian i386)

2001-05-25 Thread Tom Lane
Joachim Trinkwitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > since some version hops, pg_dump created dump files won't be restored > correctly anymore here. In a table I have an array which holds data in > form of "x.y" values, where x are numbers and y either numbers or > letters. An example for a field inclu

[SQL] Problems with pg_dump (on Debian i386)

2001-05-25 Thread Joachim Trinkwitz
Dear all, since some version hops, pg_dump created dump files won't be restored correctly anymore here. In a table I have an array which holds data in form of "x.y" values, where x are numbers and y either numbers or letters. An example for a field including such an array is {"1.2"}. After pg_dum

[SQL] INSERT value of type table

2001-05-25 Thread Mourad EL HADJ MIMOUNE
Hi, I want know how we can insert values in the case where the type of column is an othor table. exemple: CRETAE TABLE Address (Number integer, Street varchar, city varchar, contry varchar); CREATE TABLE Person (Name varchar, addr Address); INSERT INTO addrerss VALUES ( 5, 'rue du pont', 'Lyon',