Re: ecpg -e

Michael,

Yes, '-e' is the argument. I possibly could have upgraded the
code without upgrading the docs....

Here is the version output from ecpg...
Let me know if this version of ecpg matches the 7.1.3 docs...

[postgres(at)polaris bin]$ ecpg -V
ecpg: invalid option -- V
ecpg - the postgresql preprocessor, version: 2.8.0
Usage: ecpg: [-v] [-t] [-I include path] [ -o output file name] [-D define
name] file1 [file2] ...
[postgres(at)polaris bin]$

Thanks for your help!
Lynn

Quoting Michael Meskes <meskes(at)postgresql(dot)org>:

> On Wed, Dec 03, 2003 at 02:24:49PM -0700, Lynn(dot)Tilby(at)asu(dot)edu wrote:
> > I am running 7.1.3... The docs for ecpg in 7.1.3 don't have the -e
> > option in them!
> >
> > YET, ecpg -e WORKS!!! for solving the vacuum problem.
> >
> > Just WHAT does the -e option in ecpg do????
>
> Are you sure you mean '-e'?
>
> ecpg.c in 7.1.3 says:
> ...
> while ((c = getopt(argc, argv, "vo:I:tD:d")) != EOF)
> ...
>
> I do not see a -e here.
>
> Michael
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