No response on general to my sort of esoteric question...
Any info here on hackers?
--elein
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Subject: [GENERAL] statement id
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 19:03:35 -0800
From: elein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Is there any way to find out the statement context in a server function?
Is there anyway to find out the transaction context in a server function?
I have a plpython function I want to run and it can store data for the
context of a session. But I only want the memory to last the duration
of a statement or a transaction. It is not a trigger function which has
a transaction dictionary. If I knew the statement or transaction id I could
initialize the memory for multiple calls within the session.
Statement (subselect) level would be best as it would enable managing
data from several calls to the same function. Sort of.
If this were a C function, would it be easier to have this information?
thanks,
elein
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