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> > Can we add some output to the createdb command to remind people it can
> > be done inside psql?
> 
> How about something that outputs what its executing?  
> 
> running 'psql -e "create database <databasename" template1'  or something
> like that?
> 
> Or have the createdb command run 'man createdb' *grin*

I was thinking:

	See the CREATE DATABASE command for more options.

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