Netzach <psql-novice@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> I use a hack to make psql automatically set search_path to the relevant
> schema for the dump directory I am currently working in. I achieved this
> by running a wrapper script that changed the HOME environment variable,
> setting a variable on the command line, and having the .psqlrc in the
> custom location use that variable to set the search path. I just
> upgraded to 8.1 from 7.4 and my hack stopped working - apparently psql
> does not use the $HOME variable any more.
No, it doesn't, and changing $HOME is probably a pretty bad idea in any
case.
> My scripts are included below. I do not wish to run these commands every
> time I use psql, only when I run it from the wrapper script. As far as I
> am aware there is no way of setting search_path/schema from the command
> line.
Try something like
ex****t PGOPTIONS="--search-path=foo,bar"
before starting psql.
regards, tom lane
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