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Vacuum verbose question

When running a "VACUUM VERBOSE" query using PQsendQuery, PQconsumeInput,
and PQisBusy, all the "INFO:" output from the "VACUUM VERBOSE" command
is printed on the terminal, and is not available through the PGresult
structure. The resultset shows now rows, etc. but I would have expected
to be able to get the "INFO:" output of the VERBOSE command. Is there
any way to do this? Did I screw something up to make PG do this? Any
help would be very much appreciated. I am not subscribed to this list,
so please copy me on replies. Thanks!

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