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      I am using libpg inside a plugin.
For oracle conections i can read the server output with this package 
dbms_output.read_line (... ).
   For pgsql is something similar for reading server output ?
 
Tom Lane wrote:

>Popeanga Marian <pmarian@cnlo.ro> writes:
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>>Now if i don't use psql from where i can read the output ?
>>    
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>If you're using libpq directly, you can install a notice processor hook
>routine to catch NOTICE messages.  Otherwise they go to stderr.
>
>			regards, tom lane
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&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; I am using libpg inside a plugin. <br>
For oracle conections i can read the server output with this package dbms_output.read_line
(... ).<br>
&nbsp; &nbsp;For pgsql is something similar for reading server output ?<br>
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  <pre wrap="">Popeanga Marian <a class="moz-txt-link-rfc2396E" href="mailto:pmarian@cnlo.ro">&lt;pmarian@cnlo.ro&gt;</a> writes:
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			regards, tom lane

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