Bruce Momjian wrote:
I realize that, but my point is that when they type 'help', they don't
get help; they just get details on the help options, and then they get
help.
oh... hmpf.
How about:
\? for psql help, \h for SQL help
\g or ';' to execute a query
\q to quit
This would be more in line with our current process sure. However
something a little more radical might be cool :)
help
returns:
\g to execute query
help psql for psql help
help sql for sql help
Of course we would keep the pre-existing key sequences for those of us
that have done this for the last decade :)
Sincerely,
Joshua D. Drake
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