Hello,
I'm doing a quick comparison between a couple tables, trying to cleanup
some inconsistencies, and what should be a simple check between 2 tables
doesn't seem to be working. psql is 8.3.7 and server is 8.2.13.
I run the following:
select sfd.lid as sflid,sd.lid as slid,sfd.serial from
Shawn Tayler stay...@washoecounty.us writes:
I run the following:
select sfd.lid as sflid,sd.lid as slid,sfd.serial from sfd,shawns_data
sd where sfd.serial = sd.serial_number order by sfd.lid;
the lid columns in both tables should be identical, but as you see in
this sample, they do
Hello everybody,
Is it possible to create a function that can take a variable number of
arguments?
I would like to write a function that creates a new record in the
database. Based on what I send it, it should create a record in the
appropriate table.
Simple pseudo-code example:
...
Chris Ruprecht написа:
Hello everybody,
Is it possible to create a function that can take a variable number of
arguments?
I would like to write a function that creates a new record in the
database. Based on what I send it, it should create a record in the
appropriate table.
Simple
Chris Ruprecht ch...@ruprecht.org writes:
Is it possible to create a function that can take a variable number of
arguments?
No, but you can make it take an array and then write something like
myfunc(array[x, y, ...])
8.4 will have some syntactic sugar that looks like variable
