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  1. Re: [HACKERS] New psql input mode problems

    Bruce Momjian <maillist@candle.pha.pa.us> — 1999-11-08T21:22:19Z

    > We have a winner!
    > 
    > The new gets_fromFile strips the trailing newline, so an empty line in a
    > file really comes in as an empty line. I don't see any reason why the
    > check was done as it was in the first place, so the correct line in
    > mainloop.c should be:
    > 
    >         /* No more input.  Time to quit, or \i done */
    >         if (line == NULL)
    >         {                                               
    > 
    > as suggested.
    
    Good.  Already done.
    
    > Here's an idea: Why don't the regression tests use a single-user postgres
    > backend? That way you have even more control over internals, you can run
    > it on an uninstalled database, and you don't rely on the particularities
    > of the output of some obscure front-end.
    
    It is generally unsafe because they don't share locking with other
    backends, and some table are shared between databases.
    
    
    > 
    > But I'm not going to tailor psql around the regression tests. That's the
    > wrong direction. Just run it once with the old one and then with the new
    > one and put those results in the current tree as a temporary solution.
    
    Yes, I am sure that will be done soon.
    
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