Adam Osuchowski wrote:
> in attachment I enclose patch on psql which fix two things:
> 1. If no database was given, template1 is assumed.
Does this change the current behavior of assuming a database name which
is the same as the user's account name? I'm not sure why the new
behavior is better.
> 2. Password is reading from terminal (/dev/tty) rather than from stdin. It
> was usable when we want to pipe sql script on psql and have set password at
> the same time. It may be turned off, by pass -i option to psql. Then, psql
> behave normally, like it is currently.
Interesting. Is this technique portable to other platforms (just asking;
I'm not sure myself)?
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