I am having an issue with trying to dereference a 2-dimensional array in
plpgsql. The idea is to have an setup like:
DECLARE
myarray varchar[][];
myvar char;
BEGIN
--stuff
myarray[1] := ''{value1,value2,value3}'';
myarray[2] := ''{valuea,valueb,valuec}'';
--If I then:
myvar := array[1][1];
--I
Sven Willenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am having an issue with trying to dereference a 2-dimensional array in
plpgsql. The idea is to have an setup like:
DECLARE
myarray varchar[][];
myvar char;
BEGIN
--stuff
myarray[1] := ''{value1,value2,value3}'';
myarray[2] :=
Tom Lane wrote:
Sven Willenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I am having an issue with trying to dereference a 2-dimensional array in
plpgsql. The idea is to have an setup like:
DECLARE
myarray varchar[][];
myvar char;
BEGIN
--stuff
myarray[1] := ''{value1,value2,value3}'';
myarray[2] :=
Sven Willenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The problem stems from being unable to assign values to an array without
first initializing the array in plpgsql.
I think we changed this in 8.0. Before 8.0, trying to assign to an
element of a NULL array yielded a NULL result array, but I think now
Tom Lane wrote:
Sven Willenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
The problem stems from being unable to assign values to an array without
first initializing the array in plpgsql.
I think we changed this in 8.0. Before 8.0, trying to assign to an
element of a NULL array yielded a NULL result array,
Sven Willenberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Tom Lane wrote:
I think we changed this in 8.0. Before 8.0, trying to assign to an
element of a NULL array yielded a NULL result array, but I think now
we let you produce a one-element array that way.
Using a 8.0 testbox I find that the arrays
