On Jun 30, 2009, at 11:27 AM, David E. Wheeler wrote:
# Failed test 148
# Number of columns differs between queries
# have: 4 columns
# want: 3 columns
# Failed test 149
# Column types differ between queries
# have: (integer,text)
# want: (inet,text)
This gives the tester a lot of information to help diagnose the test
failure. I don't know that I can gather that kind of information,
though.
Actually, I can for `set_eq()`, since it creates a temporary table, I
can just get the list of types from the system catalog. Is there a way
to get a RECORD object to tell me what data types it contains? Then I
could use the same error for both situations, since the difference in
the number of columns is implicit in the list of data types:
# Failed test 148
# Column types differ between queries
# have: (integer,text,integer)
# want: (inet,text)
# Failed test 149
# Column types differ between queries
# have: (integer,text)
# want: (inet,text)
Thanks,
David
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