Hi Mike,

What platform are you on? Perhaps I could send you a binary for [psql]. It seems like there are a few misunderstandings happening here due to people using slightly different terminology, and I think it would be clearer to you how psql operates if you could try it :)

So, then, if you are just taking ALL the result sets as one big row, just how do you split the list up into individual pieces? Seems to me there is a lot of need to add a lot of processing code to the PD patch.

With [psql], if one query returns multiple rows, they are output from its outlet as multiple Pd messages, where each message is a list of atoms. Each list is prepended with an id which is generated by [psql]. This is useful for programmatically determining how many rows have been returned, and for establishing which query the results belong to in the case of multiple queries sent sequentially.

Jamie