On 10/12/16 2:58 AM, Ernst-Georg Schmid wrote:
Either of those would do, if you want to write change the executor.
>
I used the ExeceutorRun_hook and it seems to work. The drawback is,
that I have to provide my own implementation of ExecutePlan() which
could make it incompatible over versions of
Hello,
>
> Either of those would do, if you want to write change the executor.
>
I used the ExeceutorRun_hook and it seems to work. The drawback is,
that I have to provide my own implementation of ExecutePlan() which
could make it incompatible over versions of PostgreSQL. I don't know
how stable
On Mon, Oct 10, 2016 at 1:39 PM, Ernst-Georg Schmid
wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'd like to inspect the content of tuples as they are sent during the
> execution of a query in order to react to their values.
The correct answer will depend upon the purpose of this inspection.
You may write a function,
Hello all,
I'd like to inspect the content of tuples as they are sent during the
execution of a query in order to react to their values.
I guess I could do it with a FDW, but that's a bit clumsy so I took a
look at the hooks but have two questions:
1.) Would ExecutorRun_hook be the correct place
