[postgis-users] insert .sql using script

[Obe, Regina]

I would just write a shell script, php script, perl script whatever
script with a for loop in it that pauses and runs the same insert
statement.

You don't really need an sql file for any of those

a shell using psql can take an SQL statement with the -c switch and perl
php etc already have drivers for postgresql.

Hope that helps,
Regina




 

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Thanks for the reply..
The reason why i want to do this is because i want to simulate real-time
gps
data from gps collected table..
I have a gps record table, and i want to insert the record into the
database
every ten seconds

Thanks



Obe, Regina     DND\MIS wrote:
> 
> Yes.  Although it depends which environment you will be inserting
from.
> psql may not be the best option.  If it is not an autogenerated sql
> file, I'm not sure why you would be doing this or maybe I just don't
> quite understand what you are saying.
> 
> 

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