Although this is quite reasonable for queries submitted by user-written C functions, I'm worried that plpgsql programmers will be confused because they've never heard of SPI. I toyed with saying "SQL query" instead, but that seems pretty nearly content-free ... it doesn't distinguish these queries from ones submitted directly by the client. Can anyone think of a better wording?
"Embedded query"?
Does this bother people enough to justify hacking the SPI interface to allow a label to be passed in?
That may be the only way to have the message make sense in all contexts.
Joe
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