Hi. If I'm using psql, and type for example:
UPDATE my_table SET my_field
(with a trailing space)
and then hit Tab, it will expand that to an =, and then another tab will expand to DEFAULT, so that I then have:
UPDATE my_table SET my_field = DEFAULT
If I'm tabbing out in this situation, it's going to be after the =, and I will have typed "myreal"[tab] in the vain hope that psql will complete that to "myreallylongfieldname," but instead it gets replaced with DEFAULT.
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So I'm curious if this is intended behavior, if it's considered useful, and/or if it's a placeholder for something in the future that will be useful. Also, is this new, as I've never noticed it before?
Thanks in advance,
Ken
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