Daniele Varrazzo <daniele.varra...@gmail.com> writes:
> Hello,
> writing an extension library, I have a type only used to perform
> efficient in-place aggregation, but absolutely not to be used as a
> data type into a table (it contains pointers, so it would be a
> guaranteed crash).
> Is there a way to mark the type as non-storable?
Can you avoid making it a type at all? I think there are existing
examples of aggregates that just declare their state value as INTERNAL.
regards, tom lane
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