I'm using psql to run a .sql file to copy data from csv files into Postgres, but the folder contains csv files is changed everyday, so I want to add a variable into path code
This is my code
delete from table1;
delete from table2;
delete from table3;
\copy table1 FROM 'D:\tamlam\' + convert(date,getdate()) + '\file1.csv' DELIMITER ',' CSV HEADER QUOTE '"' NULL '';
Use the PROGRAM
option.
See this documentation how to get date in a desired format in Windows batch.
Put that in a script which does TYPE %filenamevariable%
at the end. Let's say the script is named data_gen
. You may then do
\COPY table1 FROM PROGRAM '\scriptpath\data_gen'
For Unix users, it is simpler, date
command with options can generate date in a format and set a variable. then simply do cat $filenamevariable
at the end of program
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