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When piping output to a file
db2struct -h host -u user -p -t whatever... >> ~/test.go
any errors messages, and the "Password:" prompt, are also sent to the file, the latter causing an apparent freeze unless you realise and press something!
You can use -p <password> on the command line which helps but does not solve the underlying issue.
Otherwise, thanks for writing this - it has saved me a heck of a lot of typing!!! Feature request - option to specify "all tables" or a list of them.
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@irrelevantdotcom you can use the --target to write the struct output to a file.
For the all tables request, would you want all the structs in a single file or one file per struct with the name of the file the snake case version of the struct name?
Ah, I han't spotted that option. Ta!
Both output options have their benefits .... in my case I started off appending all to one file, but ended up writing them to separate files, (which I then ran through a touch of PHP to adjust things.)
When piping output to a file
db2struct -h host -u user -p -t whatever... >> ~/test.go
any errors messages, and the "Password:" prompt, are also sent to the file, the latter causing an apparent freeze unless you realise and press something!
You can use -p <password> on the command line which helps but does not solve the underlying issue.
Otherwise, thanks for writing this - it has saved me a heck of a lot of typing!!! Feature request - option to specify "all tables" or a list of them.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: