>
> I've met the following problem.
> I had successfully written a function divide_into_days(timestamp,
timestamp)
> which returns setof (timestamp, timestamp) pairs - a list of days the
> given interval is divided into.
>
> What I want is to use each record from resultset to pass to another
> function, something like:
>
> SELECT days.*, summary_stats(days.day_start, days.day_end)
> FROM divide_into_days('2003-06-01', '2003-07-01') days;
>
> The problem is that summary_stats function returns a record, so I have
> to use SELECT * FROM summary_stats(...). I can't use the following
too:
>
> SELECT *
> FROM summary_stats(days.day_start, days.day_end) stats,
> divide_into_days('2003-06-01', '2003-07-01') days;
>
> (there was a discussion a few days ago about using subselects,
> but here's a slightly different case).
>
> I wonder if where's a way to do the trick without writing one more
> PL/PgSQL table function doing FOR row IN SELECT ... LOOP or using
> client-side loop?
>
Did you see
http://techdocs.postgresql.org/guides/SetReturningFunctions
Regards, Christoph
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