In your example you must use \i and not \e
On Thu, 19 Feb 2004, joseph speigle wrote:
> hi,
> I was wondering again (I'd asked this a while back but can't find in archives) ..... how can I make an sql comment?
>
> For example this script .....
> *******************************************************
> select mazurek(1);
> -- test
> SELECT count(*) as master_count FROM master;
> SELECT count(*) as detail_count FROM detail;
> *******************************************************
>
> gives me this result:
> *******************************************************
> test=# \e mazurek_test.sql
> mazurek
> ------------------------------------------
> less references in master than in detail
> (1 row)
>
> test=#
> *******************************************************
> which is the return value from the function, and all further output is killed by the comment.
>
> so it produces no output after the --test.
>
> WASN'T THAT A COMMENT?
>
> I have also tried.... --test (without the space)
> to no avail
>
> joe
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