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From: pg <picanog@yahoo.it>
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Subject: Re: Get data inline through ODBC
Date: Thu, 26 Jan 2012 21:14:26 +0100
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Bad news !  :-)
but thanks for clarity.

Il 26/01/2012 18.56, sfeam ha scritto:
> pg wrote:
>
>> Are there developments in the plan to allow access to data directly from
>> SQL via ODBC gnuplot command line?
>> Ie make the commands PLOT and SPLOT able to use a string of type SQL
>> query instead of a filename.
>
> No.  You should use a pipe instead.
>     plot '<   sqlite3 base.db "select x,y from tbl" '
>
> (Yes, I know you already asked how to set this up when running Windows.
>   I can't help you there, but so far as I know it does work).
>