Oki, I found a way...

begin;
select trykkstatus(1,'refcurs'); (I have added one parameter to know the cursor 
name)
fetch all from refcurs;
commit;

But this returns two rowsets, first one for the select and then one for the 
fetch,
but how do I get rid of the row that is returned by the select?

BTJ

Bjørn T Johansen wrote:
> Yes, of course....
> 
> But this function does not do what I need it to do... I want x rows returned, 
> but
> instead I just get a stringname...
> Either how do I use this name or how do I return x rows?
> 
> 
> BTJ
> 
> Gnanavel S wrote:
> 
>>'IF' block is not ended.
>>
>>On 9/15/05, *Bjørn T Johansen* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
>>wrote:
>>
>>    I am trying to write a function that returns x rows, where x >= 0
>>    and this is what I
>>    have come up with...:
>>
>>    CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION trykkStatus (pressID SMALLINT) RETURNS
>>    REFCURSOR AS '
>>    declare
>>        orderID ordrenew.id%TYPE;
>>        cur REFCURSOR;
>>    begin
>>    select id into orderID from ordrenew where now() between trykkstart
>>    and produsert and
>>    presseid = $1 limit 1;
>>    if not found then
>>       raise exception ''No rows'';
>>    open cur for ((select 1 as colid, id, trykkstart, produsert,
>>    presseid from ordrenew
>>    where produsert < (select trykkstart from ordrenew where id=orderID)
>>    order by produsert desc limit 1)
>>    union
>>    (select 2 as colid, id, trykkstart, produsert, presseid from
>>    ordrenew where now()
>>    between trykkstart and produsert and presseid = 1 limit 1)
>>    union
>>    (select 3 as colid, id, trykkstart, produsert, presseid from
>>    ordrenew where
>>    trykkstart > (select produsert from ordrenew where id=orderID) order
>>    by trykkstart
>>    limit 1) order by colid);
>>    return(cur);
>>    END;
>>    ' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';
>>
>>
>>    But this just gives me the following error:
>>
>>    syntax error at or near ";" at character 851
>>
>>    And I can't find anything wrong near any ; ....?
>>    Also, does this function do what I expect it to do?
>>    And instead of rasing an error when no rows is found, can I return
>>    an "empty" cursor
>>    instead?
>>
>>
>>    Regards,
>>
>>    BTJ
>>
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>>    
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>>
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