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Pgagent help
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I'm new on postgresql and we had implemnted pgagent. We can scheduled jobs, but we cannot find where outcomes data are placed, how to feed external table or place data to external flat file ? Thank in advance for your help cheers /Kristoff |
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Can't you just schedule a query that sends it's output to a flat file? You can also schedule a batch job (here )
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Thanks, got it now, despite I think pgagent doc is somehow poor, especially for me newbie...I'll learn
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You are right, there should be a basic tutorial.
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