Le 24/10/09 22:57, Pavel Stehule a écrit :
2009/10/24 Bruno Baguette bruno.bague...@gmail.com:
Which one would you advise me to learn and use, instead of PL/pgSQL ?
It depends on what you are know (if you known better perl or pthon).
Usually I using mainly plpgsql and on some functions plperl
Le 24/10/09 06:46, Pavel Stehule a écrit :
2009/10/24 Bruno Baguette bruno.bague...@gmail.com:
Hello !
I'm trying to write a little trigger function with variable arguments
quantity (at least one, but can be 2,3,4 arguments).
Theses arguments are fields name, so only varchar variable.
Since
2009/10/24 Bruno Baguette bruno.bague...@gmail.com:
Le 24/10/09 06:46, Pavel Stehule a écrit :
2009/10/24 Bruno Baguette bruno.bague...@gmail.com:
Hello !
I'm trying to write a little trigger function with variable arguments
quantity (at least one, but can be 2,3,4 arguments).
Theses
Le 24/10/09 22:09, Pavel Stehule a écrit :
you can use plperl or plpython for this task.
Pavel
re-Hello Pavel,
I always used plpgsql because I *thought* it was the most powerfull
procedural language for stored procedures in PostgreSQL.
The fact that PL/pgSQL is most documented than PL/Tcl
2009/10/24 Bruno Baguette bruno.bague...@gmail.com:
Le 24/10/09 22:09, Pavel Stehule a écrit :
you can use plperl or plpython for this task.
Pavel
re-Hello Pavel,
I always used plpgsql because I *thought* it was the most powerfull
procedural language for stored procedures in PostgreSQL.
Hello !
I'm trying to write a little trigger function with variable arguments
quantity (at least one, but can be 2,3,4 arguments).
Theses arguments are fields name, so only varchar variable.
Since it is a dynamic query, I use the EXECUTE statement as explained on
2009/10/24 Bruno Baguette bruno.bague...@gmail.com:
Hello !
I'm trying to write a little trigger function with variable arguments
quantity (at least one, but can be 2,3,4 arguments).
Theses arguments are fields name, so only varchar variable.
Since it is a dynamic query, I use the EXECUTE
