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Problem executing a PostgreSQL SQL script on Ubuntu Linux
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I would like to execute a SQL script that will create a database in Postgres. It produces the message:
bash: syntax error near unexpected token 'newline'
The script is:
postgres@tom: /home/tom$ psql -1q test test <script.sql 2>
postgresql ubuntu sh
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I would like to execute a SQL script that will create a database in Postgres. It produces the message:
bash: syntax error near unexpected token 'newline'
The script is:
postgres@tom: /home/tom$ psql -1q test test <script.sql 2>
postgresql ubuntu sh
It's not clear what you expect2>to actually do; it is definitely a syntax error. The proper redirection syntax is2>filenameor2>&nwherenis the number of an open file descriptor.
– tripleee
Mar 27 at 11:03
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I would like to execute a SQL script that will create a database in Postgres. It produces the message:
bash: syntax error near unexpected token 'newline'
The script is:
postgres@tom: /home/tom$ psql -1q test test <script.sql 2>
postgresql ubuntu sh
I would like to execute a SQL script that will create a database in Postgres. It produces the message:
bash: syntax error near unexpected token 'newline'
The script is:
postgres@tom: /home/tom$ psql -1q test test <script.sql 2>
postgresql ubuntu sh
postgresql ubuntu sh
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It's not clear what you expect2>to actually do; it is definitely a syntax error. The proper redirection syntax is2>filenameor2>&nwherenis the number of an open file descriptor.
– tripleee
Mar 27 at 11:03
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It's not clear what you expect2>to actually do; it is definitely a syntax error. The proper redirection syntax is2>filenameor2>&nwherenis the number of an open file descriptor.
– tripleee
Mar 27 at 11:03
It's not clear what you expect
2> to actually do; it is definitely a syntax error. The proper redirection syntax is 2>filename or 2>&n where n is the number of an open file descriptor.– tripleee
Mar 27 at 11:03
It's not clear what you expect
2> to actually do; it is definitely a syntax error. The proper redirection syntax is 2>filename or 2>&n where n is the number of an open file descriptor.– tripleee
Mar 27 at 11:03
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If you want to redirect standard error to standard output, you should run
psql -1q -d test -U test -f script.sql 2>&1
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If you want to redirect standard error to standard output, you should run
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If you want to redirect standard error to standard output, you should run
psql -1q -d test -U test -f script.sql 2>&1
If you want to redirect standard error to standard output, you should run
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It's not clear what you expect
2>to actually do; it is definitely a syntax error. The proper redirection syntax is2>filenameor2>&nwherenis the number of an open file descriptor.– tripleee
Mar 27 at 11:03