> > test=# CREATE USER mel CREATEDB
> > test-# \q
> > bash-2.05b$ exit
> > exit
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] mel]$ psql test
> > psql: FATAL 1: user "mel" does not exist
> >
>
> I just figured out my problem. As you can see from my CREATE USER
> command above, I simply forgot to put the semicolon at the end. Doah!
Does this not suggest that psql should print a warning:
"still inside SQL query, really quit ? [y/n]" when in the
above situation ?
Karsten
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