In PostgreSQL and bash(linux), are there ways to directly import a file from the filesystem like
[execute.sh]
pgsql .... -f insert.txt
[insert.txt]
insert into table(id,file) values(1,import('/path/to/file'))
There seems to be no import function, bytea_import as well, lo_import would save int and I don't know how to get the file back (these files are in small sizes so using lo_import seems not appropriate)
And can how do I move the insert.txt statement to PostgreSQL?
I'm not sure what you're after, but if you have script with SQL-statements, for example the insert statements that you mention, you can run psql and then run the script from within psql. For example:
postgres@server:~$ psql dbname
psql (8.4.1)
Type "help" for help.
dbname=# \i /tmp/queries.sql
This will run the statements in /tmp/queries.sql.
Hope this was what you asked for.
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