Yes, I'm a Newbie but I really like it so far except a few
misunderstandings I have, like INOUT. (I am using 8.1 beta 3 on both
WIN and FC w/ pgadmin III.)
I cannot use multiple in/out/inouts within functions to return results.
How can I use INOUTS the right way? Here I thought I'd get an updated
value from "func2" within "func1":
-- FUNC1
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION func1(INOUT var_1 int4) AS
'
DECLARE
var_X RECORD;
var_Y int4;
BEGIN
var_Y := var_1;
RAISE NOTICE ''var_1 starts as %'',var_1;
var_X := func2(var_1,var_Y);
RAISE NOTICE ''var_X Now is %'',var_X;
RAISE NOTICE ''var_1 Now is %'',var_1;
END --test__inout
'
LANGUAGE 'plpgsql' VOLATILE;
---FUNC2
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION func2(INOUT var_1 int4,
INOUT var_Y int4) AS
'
BEGIN
var_1 = var_1 + var_1;
RAISE NOTICE ''var_1 in func2 is %'',var_1;
END --func2
'
LANGUAGE 'plpgsql' VOLATILE;
-----RESULTS:
NOTICE: var_1 starts as 5
NOTICE: var_1 in func2 is 10
CONTEXT: PL/pgSQL function "func1" line 7 at assignment
NOTICE: var_X Now is (10,5)
NOTICE: var_1 Now is 5
Total query runtime: 30 ms.
Data retrieval runtime: 0 ms.
1 rows retrieved.
(Shouldn't var_1 = 10 Now?)
ANY ADVICE? Where can I find out how to handle them correctly?
I have tried using Return and such but I don't get it. (Been reading
all the online and support help I can find.) Does PL/PGSQL handle
INOUTS the same as ORACLE PL/SQL?
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