Fabian Groffen wrote:

On 13-08-2007 14:16:28 +0000, Martin Kersten wrote:

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Update of /cvsroot/monetdb/clients/src/mapilib In directory sc8-pr-cvs16.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv20770

Modified Files: Mapi.mx Log Message: It is handy to gain access to the query from the handler. The MapiClient program is in flux. It functionality is quickly made on par with what is available for other systems. Rendering a tabular display is probably the most important feature, but also help functionality for MAL programmers is worth mentioning.

The -e switch in JdbcClient does not print the full query per se, it echos for each line read, just that very line, before it sends it to the server, if it does at all. This way you can see results appearing right after a query, which in multi-statment queries may differ from the full query.

There will/should be a simple version of \t that will do the job on a line by line basis. The statement boundaries are not easy to detect.

I guess the difference is not that important though. For test scripts (Mtest in particular) it is an extremely useful feature to be able to see to what query the given result corresponds.

yes. Given the fact that Mtest ignores lines starting with # makes it possible to realize this feature. A few more steps are needed to make MapiClient the default textual interface for all. The request list includes: CVS and TSV output. Or even XML and HTML. Inclusion of an easy logging. So, a few more things to do during this summer activity.

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