On Thursday 05 August 2004 06:51 am, Tom Lane wrote:
> "Jonathan M. Gardner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > except if you look at parse_analyze_varparams it seems that it
> > *ignores* the numParams and paramTypes passed in. (I could be reading
> > this wrong, so correct me.)
>
> You're reading it wrong. That array is both an input and an output
> parameter.
>
I'm trying to understand the reasoning behind it, and so let me ask a few
questions.
(1) What's the purpose of specifying the params if it is going to figure it
out on its own?
(2) What happens when I specify a different number of params than what is in
the query string?(3 params in query, but 4 specified, or 2 params in query,
but 1 specified.)
(2) How do I specify something like this:
1. Param 1 is an int.
2. Param 2 is unknown - figure it out.
3. Param 3 is a varchar.
Does it even make sense to specify something like that?
If these questions are answered by a discussion thread from a while back,
I'd appreciate pointers.
Thanks for your time Tom and others, I'm enjoying this and remembering C all
at the same time.
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Jonathan Gardner
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