You can use [`cygpath`][1]:

    cygpath -w ~

Example output: 

    C:\Users\dhaley


  [1]: https://cygwin.com/cygwin-ug-net/cygpath.html

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I have created table name as d with ID column as primary key and then just inserted records as shown in output, but after fetching all records this output still displayed same as order in which records are inserted. but output as a see now not in ordered form.


  [1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/ipSjt.jpg

is primary key automatically indexed in postgresql?

I want to debug Karma tests in VS Code but I did not find out how. Is there any way to do that or will I have to use another IDE (WebStorm)?

How to debug Karma tests in Visual Studio Code?

How can I programmatically determine the current Cygwin user&#39;s home directory in Windows format (e.g. C:\cygwin\home\user) so I can read from it outside of Cygwin Bash?

How to get the Windows path to Cygwin home directory?

<p>How can I programmatically determine the current Cygwin user's home directory in Windows format (e.g. C:\cygwin\home\user) so I can read from it outside of Cygwin Bash?</p>


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is primary key automatically indexed in postgresql?

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