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Is it possible to inject current date/time when using https://www.mycli.net/commands
Concrete example, when exported data to a file:
tableformat csv; \once ~/data.dump.<generated.date>.csv; select ... from ... where ...; notee; tableformat ascii;
One would like to inject the current date/time into the filename, either by a SQL query like
select substring(now(), 1, 10);
or by mycli's system command and generate date from date command in the shell like the following
mycli
system
date
tableformat csv; \once ~/data.dump.$(system date +%F).csv; ...
Maybe it's supported, but not documented in a guide? I can not find an example.
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Is it possible to inject current date/time when using https://www.mycli.net/commands
Concrete example, when exported data to a file:
One would like to inject the current date/time into the filename, either by a SQL query like
or by
mycli
'ssystem
command and generate date fromdate
command in the shell like the followingMaybe it's supported, but not documented in a guide? I can not find an example.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: