On Wednesday, October 31, 2012 11:50 PM Palle Girgensohn wrote:
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Hi!
> This is an old problem, referred to in bug #4907:
>ALTER TABLE test ADD COLUMN foo INTEGER;
> SELECT * FROM test_func();
> - -- ERROR: wrong record type supplied in RETURN NEXT
> You have to run create or replace again to fix it when changing the
> schema. How come it fails? Is the return type "hardcoded" when the
> function is created?
I think it is because compiled body of function is created with that type of
table. You will not see this problem if you reconnect or select from another
new session.
> Is this very hard to fix?
Currently the compiled body is not discarded on DDL's, so I believe it is
not a bug as per current implementation.
However it can be thought of as a new feature.
> IS there a suggested work-around?
Considering DDL's are used less often, you can see how feasible it is for
you that after a DDL, you reconnect sessions which use functions.
I know this is not good workaround, but I am sorry nothing else comes to my
mind for now.
Anybody else can think of any other better workarounds for this problem?
With Regards,
Amit Kapila.
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