On 7/23/07, Chuck Payne <cpayne@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hey,
I have spend the last several days looking for a website or how to that
would show me how to call postgresql in bash script. I know that in mysql I
can do like this
for i in `cat myfile.txt` ; do mysql -uxxx -pxxxx -Asse mydatabase "insert
into mytable (aaa,bbb) values ("xxx", "yyy");"
I have tried to do what with pgsql and it not working. I have looked at my
two books I have and they are very limited.
Can some what tell if postgre has flag like -Asse? Or show me a simple
script they have do that is kinda like above.
Sometimes it's handy to process multiple lines at a time and process
each piece of data. Here's a bit of a script, simplified, that we use
to monitor our application where I work.
echo $newquery | psql -h pg -U report -Atp5432 -F" " productiondb >
/tmp/$$stat.tmp;
t=/tmp/$$stat.tmp;
# If there's no response, exit
if [[ -z $t ]]; then
rm /tmp/$$stat.tmp
exit;
fi;
while read line
do
arr=($line)
tc=${arr[0]}
frate=${arr[1]}
fails=${arr[2]}
if [[ frate -gt 25 && tc -gt 5 ]]; then
do something here
fi;
if [[ fails -gt 10 && tc -gt 5 ]]; then
do something here
fi;
fi;
done < /tmp/$$stat.tmp
This script reads one line at a time from the $$stat.tmp file and
explodes each space separated element and assigns them to variables
you can perform tests on.
