Are there any plans for PostGreSQL to support something like the following without having to write specialized C code for each type? (or maybe it already does?) create type a_type ( field_a int, field_b int ); create table a_table ( a_column a_type ); If i try this now, i get "column 'a_column' has composite type 'a_type'". Seems like PostGreSQL should be able to figure out the mapping for me without having to resort to writing my own C extension.
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