Обсуждение: [General] Comments
1. Is it documented anywhere that an apostrophe / single quote is bad news inside of a C-style /* .... */ comment? I just found out the hard way. Seems to be OK inside of the one line -- comment. 2. How does one view column comments created with COMMENT ON COLUMN? TIA. Brian E. Pangburn
> 1. Is it documented anywhere that an apostrophe / single quote is bad news
> inside of a C-style /* .... */ comment? I just found out the hard way.
> Seems to be OK inside of the one line -- comment.
Seems to work here:
test=> select *
test-> /* 'test'
test*> */
test-> from pg_language;
lanname | lanispl | lanpltrusted | lanplcallfoid | lancompiler
----------+---------+--------------+---------------+-------------
internal | f | f | 0 | n/a
C | f | f | 0 | /bin/cc
sql | f | f | 0 | postgres
(3 rows)
> 2. How does one view column comments created with COMMENT ON COLUMN?
psql \d+ command. Not sure if \dd works too.
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"Brian E. Pangburn" <bepangburn@yahoo.com> writes:
> 1. Is it documented anywhere that an apostrophe / single quote is bad news
> inside of a C-style /* .... */ comment? I just found out the hard way.
It is? I can't find any problem. Test case?
regards, tom lane
With the help of Bruce Momjian and Tom Lane I was able to resolve my two
issues:
In PG 7.0.x, the following won't work because of the single apostrophe:
> test=> select *
> test-> /* doesn't work...
> test'> */
> test'> from pg_language;
It is reportedly fixed for 7.1
The following will display any column comments for "mytable"
\d+ mytable
Brian E. Pangburn
"Brian E. Pangburn" <bepangburn@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> 1. Is it documented anywhere that an apostrophe / single quote is bad news
> inside of a C-style /* .... */ comment? I just found out the hard way.
> Seems to be OK inside of the one line -- comment.
> 2. How does one view column comments created with COMMENT ON COLUMN?
>
> TIA.
> Brian E. Pangburn