Hello koff10
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I wrote this shell script for your case, I hope this help
#!/bin/bash
echo "Choose PostgreSQL Vervesion"
echo -n "type 93 for 9.3 or 94 for 9.4 > "
read version
if [ $version -eq 93 ]; then
sh 9-3pg_eng.sh
echo "You chose Version 9.3"
elif [ $version -eq 94 ]; then
sh 9-4pg_env.sh
echo "You chose Version 9.4"
else
echo "Wrong Version"
fi
On Thu, Nov 12, 2015 at 6:22 AM, koff10 <koff10@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hello ,
thanks for your reply.
In fact what I need is an interactif script for 1 postgres user ( not 2 users postgres) which has 2 differents environment to choose.
thanks
koff
Le 08/11/2015 23:09, Dorian Machado a écrit :
Hello Koff10
Onece I have been in this situation and what I did was create 2 users postgres: postgres93 and postgres94. Ich user whit diferent enviroment variables in the ".bashrc" and it's work great.
On Nov 6, 2015 5:57 PM, "koff10" <koff10@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi all,
I have 2 postgres environment 9.3 and 9.4 on the same machine.
I try to write a little interactif script to choose 9.3 or 9.4. when connecting as postgres user.
That is to say: if choosing 9.3 it launchs '9-3pg_eng.sh' and if choosing 9.4 it launch '9-4pg_env.sh'.
I already have both 2 scripts ' 9-3pg_eng.sh' and '9-4pg_env.sh' which run fine.
thanks lot
koff
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