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"!record <logfile>" as an external command line option (e.g. "--log <logfile>") #67
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You're welcome! I'm very pleased that sqlline is useful to you. A |
Hi Julian,
but I would be grateful to receive e pull request.
I'm not familiar to git but by what I've found about "pull request", this
is some kind of invitation to contribute (?)
I'm too lousy a developer for that but if I may formalize further a simple
"request" (via pull request ?)
Also, about contributing, is there a donor way to support ?
Thanks
Cheers,
Xavier
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You're welcome! I'm very pleased that sqlline is useful to you.
A --log <logfile> command line option totally makes sense. I may get to
it someday, but I would be grateful to receive e pull request.
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Should the issue be closed or is there anything not implemented yet? |
Fixed in f62bb74, PR #92. Thanks @snuyanzin! |
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First things first : thank you for maintaining that extraordinary tool ; I searched a lot to find this graal in a very heterogeneous db environment !
I mainly use (as of today) sqlline 1.3 as a ddl deployment tool but I still have to dance a little in order to wrap those committed scripts I have to deploy in order to get the "!record" statements in.
Provided the same functionality as a command line option, I could leave scripts unaltered
(In fact, I build an intermediary launcher as a sqlline commands script including !record and !run on the original ddl file)
Thanks
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