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I was very confused for a while today when putting Steampipe inside a cronjob and I hadn't set the current working directory properly.
Steampipe returns SQL errors if the file is not found ... so I kept checking my SQL code.
I wish Steampipe would detect that the input is in the shape of a file name and then return a file not found error instead?
/tmp/crap $ ls -al total 0 drwxr-xr-x 2 nathan wheel 64 Mar 29 10:58 . drwxrwxrwt 38 root wheel 1216 Mar 29 10:59 .. /tmp/crap $ /tmp/crap $ steampipe query test.sql Warning: executeQueries: query 1 of 1 failed: ERROR: syntax error at or near "test" (SQLSTATE 42601) /tmp/crap $ /tmp/crap $ steampipe query /tmp/crap/test.sql Warning: executeQueries: query 1 of 1 failed: ERROR: syntax error at or near "/" (SQLSTATE 42601) /tmp/crap $
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I was very confused for a while today when putting Steampipe inside a cronjob and I hadn't set the current working directory properly.
Steampipe returns SQL errors if the file is not found ... so I kept checking my SQL code.
I wish Steampipe would detect that the input is in the shape of a file name and then return a file not found error instead?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: