On Tue, Dec 31, 2013 at 10:55 AM, peterlen wrote:
> After logging into the PSQL Shell Script as a particular user and
> database, I
> want to display who my current user is and what database I am in as I may
> have forgotten who I am logged in as in order to make sure any commands are
> going to
Excellent. That works. Many thanks!
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On 12/31/13 11:06, Bosco Rama wrote:
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> Use the connect meta without arguments, i.e.
>
> xyz> \c
> You are now connected to database "xyz" as user "demo".
Hmmm. Scratch that. That actually does a reconnect. Probably not
what you want, especially is you are in the middle of a transaction. :-(
On 12/31/13 10:55, peterlen wrote:
> After logging into the PSQL Shell Script as a particular user and database, I
> want to display who my current user is and what database I am in as I may
> have forgotten who I am logged in as in order to make sure any commands are
> going to the right place. I
On 12/31/2013 10:55 AM, peterlen wrote:
After logging into the PSQL Shell Script as a particular user and database, I
want to display who my current user is and what database I am in as I may
have forgotten who I am logged in as in order to make sure any commands are
going to the right place. In
After logging into the PSQL Shell Script as a particular user and database, I
want to display who my current user is and what database I am in as I may
have forgotten who I am logged in as in order to make sure any commands are
going to the right place. In Oracle's SQLPlus you can do something lik
