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From: Rolf =?iso-8859-1?Q?L=FCttecke?= <rolf.luettecke@michael-telecom.de>
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Hi Ulf,

Try \pset tuples_only
    \pset border 0
    \pset fieldsep ' '

select * from something;
  0   some_data
  1   other_data
[...]
(X rows)

Hope it helps
Rolf