elein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> IMNSHO a type is a type is a type. An instance of anytype
> can go in a column. However, having worked in some of
> the code to make this recursive definition work correctly
> I understand your "No! Never!" response. I don't agree,
> with it, but I understand
On Thu, 31 Jul 2003, Ang Chin Han wrote:
> In Postgresql 7.3, a datatype can be int, text, etc, and also
> pseudo-types like RECORD, any, etc.
>
> These pseudo types are mainly used in CREATE FUNCTIONs, but what if it's
> used in a CREATE TABLE, esp. when the name of another table is used as a
>
In Postgresql 7.3, a datatype can be int, text, etc, and also
pseudo-types like RECORD, any, etc.
These pseudo types are mainly used in CREATE FUNCTIONs, but what if it's
used in a CREATE TABLE, esp. when the name of another table is used as a
datatype?
e.g.
-- Just for illustration:
CREATE T
