You can always just use `psql` to do that.
The other option is using `osm2pgsql-gen` which has functionality to simply run
SQL commands. This allows also to run SQL commands for each tile (of zoom zoom
level that you specify) which can really be useful when running a query on the
whole planet is not feasible or when doing updates and only some areas with
changes needs recomputing. `osm2pgsql-gen` was created for generalization of
map data, but it can really be used for all sorts of post-processing. At some
point we want to integrate this functionality into osm2pgsql itself, so you
don't need to run two programs, but the details are not clear yet.
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