[Feature Request] add batch option to td job:result and td query.#20
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This idea comes from MySQL's batch mode. You know that mode print the results using tab as the column separator, with each row on a new line. This feature is very useful when copying result and past to Microsoft Excel and some Applications.
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Good request. I will check later |
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This pull request is set of #19 , right? |
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It's not a set of #19 as this PR makes easy to copy from terminal :) But it would be nice |
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If you have further question, please re-open this issue. |
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This idea comes from MySQL's batch mode. That mode print the results using tab as the column separator, with each row on a new line.
This feature is very useful when copying the result and past it to Microsoft Excel or some applications.
for example:
also I think changing
formatoption is good solution too. It is better to print other format if it enable withoutoutputoption.Thanks,