Bruce Momjian <bruce@momjian.us> writes:
> stdin makes it impossible to read a script from stdin and still prompt
> the user, but I think that is of limited usefulness.

You can always get around that by reading the script with -f instead.
On balance I can see a lot more uses for read-from-stdin than the other;
however, we do need to define what happens if the command appears when
commands are coming from stdin.

regards, tom lane

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