Thread: How to insert from linux to postgreSQL
PostgreSQL 10.x
Use case:
I want to read a log file on my linux server and write each line out to a row in a postgreSQL table. When I do inserts however I want to make sure I am using prepared statements to avoid SQL injections. I know how to do this is Java but I have not found an example using a linux bash scripts.
Does anyone have an example they could point me to?
Thanks,
Lance
PostgreSQL 10.x
Use case:
I want to read a log file on my linux server and write each line out to a row in a postgreSQL table.
Presumably some manipulations need to be performed so that you can't just do COPY FROM STDIN?
When I do inserts however I want to make sure I am using prepared statements to avoid SQL injections. I know how to do this is Java but I have not found an example using a linux bash scripts.
Does anyone have an example they could point me to?
I think the problem is that you need an open connection to use prepared statements, and you can't do that in bash. What about using Python? (After all, that's a scripting language, too.)
Angular momentum makes the world go 'round.
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Subject: Re: How to insert from linux to postgreSQL
PostgreSQL 10.x
Use case:
I want to read a log file on my linux server and write each line out to a row in a postgreSQL table.
Presumably some manipulations need to be performed so that you can't just do COPY FROM STDIN?
When I do inserts however I want to make sure I am using prepared statements to avoid SQL injections. I know how to do this is Java but I have not found an example using a linux bash scripts.
Does anyone have an example they could point me to?
I think the problem is that you need an open connection to use prepared statements, and you can't do that in bash. What about using Python? (After all, that's a scripting language, too.)
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On Apr 8, 2019, at 3:03 PM, Campbell, Lance <lance@illinois.edu> wrote:PostgreSQL 10.xUse case:I want to read a log file on my linux server and write each line out to a row in a postgreSQL table. When I do inserts however I want to make sure I am using prepared statements to avoid SQL injections. I know how to do this is Java but I have not found an example using a linux bash scripts.Does anyone have an example they could point me to?Thanks,Lance
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PostgreSQL 10.x
Use case:
I want to read a log file on my linux server and write each line out to a row in a postgreSQL table. When I do inserts however I want to make sure I am using prepared statements to avoid SQL injections. I know how to do this is Java but I have not found an example using a linux bash scripts.
Does anyone have an example they could point me to?
Thanks,
Lance