Currently I'm using PGAdmin to create everything, but I need to create a
script file to create the schemas and the tables to ultimately run outside
of PGAdmin. Since I have triggers, I need to 'load in' the (long)
stored/triggered procedures during this process (ie 'call or 'include'
another file with the stored procedure in it). It's this 'call' that I can't
get to work. The \i <other_file> doesn't work (syntax error) within this
main file. I just want to tell it to go and read in this other file. Note:
I'm assuming the same file should run wthin PGAdmin and then outside it.
Andreas Kretschmer-4 wrote:
>
> In response to Donna Rudd :
>> Hi,
>> All I want to do is 'include' a stored procedure (contained in another
>> script file) into my main PostgreSQL database creation script file so
>> that
>> it can get defined/declared before I define my triggers to call it. It
>> seems
>> such a simple thing but I don't seem to be able to find any examples or
>> documentation. Please help!
>
> Your main script file is executed with psql? You can use \i <other_file>
> within your main-file.
>
>
> Andreas
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