Dear Robert,
> > (1) boolean-and and boolean-or aggregates named bool_and and bool_or.
> > they should correspond to standard sql every and some/any aggregates.
>
> Just a minor nibble, but could you add something to the documentation
> entries that these are postgresql implementation of the sql
> any/some/every aggregate functions.
Yep, that can be done.
> right now we have whole pages devoted to any/some for subqueries and
> arrays, I'd like to give people looking for the sql spec aggregate
> functions at least a chance of finding these.
Do you mean one or both of the following?
- add a note in the aggregate doc that they correspond to
EVERY and SOME/ANY standard aggregates.
- add a note somewhere else, maybe in the doc about arrays or subqueries,
that there are also aggregates with a non standard name.
if so, where precisely should it be put?
Thanks in advance,
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