Postgresql Log message without its statement If I want to write a message to the Postgres log I can do this:

DO $$
BEGIN
  RAISE LOG 'Justin Is Awesome';
END $$;


However, it logs the statement as well so I get 5 lines of output instead of one:

2016-07-12 16:38:13 UTC LOG:  Justin Is Awesome
2016-07-12 16:38:13 UTC STATEMENT:  DO $$
  BEGIN
    RAISE LOG 'Justin Is Awesome';
  END $$


I can reduce it to two lines with the following:

2016-07-12 16:36:04 UTC LOG:  Justin Is Awesome
2016-07-12 16:36:04 UTC STATEMENT:  DO $$ BEGIN RAISE LOG 'Justin Is Awesome'; END $$


However is it possible to reduce it down to one? Is there a way to send a line of text to the Postgres log without postgres logging the statement that generated the log?
If you want to suppress the "STATEMENT" information, then you could set log_min_error_statement = fatal (or panic).

If you want to keep the STATEMENT information but compress it into a single line with the main entry, then you could set log_destination = 'csvlog'.  Technically it will still be multiple lines, but the internal newlines will be escaped by inclusion within double quotes, which any good csv parser will handle for you.