pg_dump

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#1Pierce Tyler
pierce@greatbridge.com

Noticed a couple of typos in the pg_dump docs (Reference Guide).
Suggested corrections attached.

Pierce
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#2Thomas Lockhart
lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
In reply to: Pierce Tyler (#1)
Re: pg_dump

Noticed a couple of typos in the pg_dump docs (Reference Guide).
Suggested corrections attached.

Got it. Thanks.

Peter E and other doc'ers:

While there, I noticed that there were some embedded ^M's at the end of
some lines of text. I have a utility to scrub that cruft off of the end
of lines (it scrubs any non-printable character and any whitespace) and
have run it on all of the ref/ files; some had ^M's and others had some
other kind of whitespace stripped out. Most files got touched.

I'd like to commit these at some point, but perhaps I should wait until
freezing the docs? Which btw is Real Soon Now, since scrappy may be
close to declaring the release date.

Comments?

- Thomas

#3Tom Lane
tgl@sss.pgh.pa.us
In reply to: Thomas Lockhart (#2)
Re: Re: pg_dump

Thomas Lockhart <lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu> writes:

While there, I noticed that there were some embedded ^M's at the end of
some lines of text.

Yeah, I'd griped about that a month or so back, but didn't get around to
doing something about it.

I have a utility to scrub that cruft off of the end
of lines (it scrubs any non-printable character and any whitespace) and
have run it on all of the ref/ files; some had ^M's and others had some
other kind of whitespace stripped out. Most files got touched.

I'd like to commit these at some point, but perhaps I should wait until
freezing the docs?

I'd say commit now, else you'll have to redo the work later. I think we
are still doing minor changes to the docs, but probably nothing major...

regards, tom lane