2017-04-04 6:17 GMT+02:00 Vicky Vergara <vicky_verg...@hotmail.com>:
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> Hello,
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> When creating an extension upgrade sql script, because the function does
> not have the same parameter names and/or parameters type and/or the result
> types changes, there is the need to drop the function because otherwise the
> CREATE OR REPLACE of the new signature will fail.
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> So for example:
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> having the following function:
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> SELECT proallargtypes, proargmodes, proargnames FROM pg_proc WHERE
> proallargtypes = '{25,20,20,16,23,23,20,20}' AND proname =
> 'pgr_edgedisjointpaths';
> -[ RECORD 1 ]--+--------------------------------------------------------
> ---------------------
> proallargtypes | {25,20,20,16,23,23,20,20}
> proargmodes | {i,i,i,i,o,o,o,o}
> proargnames | {"","","",directed,seq,path_seq,node,edge}
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> When adding extra OUT parameters, because the result types (&names)
> change, the function needs a DROP:
>
> -- Row type defined by OUT parameters is different
>
> ALTER EXTENSION pgrouting DROP FUNCTION pgr_edgedisjointpaths(text,
> bigint,bigint,boolean);
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> DROP FUNCTION IF EXISTS pgr_edgedisjointpaths(text,
> bigint,bigint,boolean);
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> but doing that, objects that depend on the function. like a view, get
> dropped when using CASCADE in the ALTER extension, and functions that use
> the pgr_edgedisjointpaths internally don't get dropped.
>
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> So, I must say that I experimented: instead of doing the drop, I made:
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> UPDATE pg_proc SET
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> proallargtypes = '{25,20,20,16,23,23,23,20,20,
> 701,701}',
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> proargmodes = '{i,i,i,i,o,o,o,o,o,o,o}',
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> proargnames = '{"","","","directed","seq","
> path_id","path_seq","node","edge","cost","agg_cost"}'
>
> WHERE proallargtypes = '{25,20,20,16,23,23,20,20}' AND proname =
> 'pgr_edgedisjointpaths';
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> And CASCADE was not needed, and the view remained intact.
>
>
> So, I want to know how "safe" can you consider the second method, and what
> kind of other objects do I need to test besides views.
>
It is not safe due views - that are saved in post analyze form.
Regards
Pavel
> My plan, is to use the second method:
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> - when the current names of the OUT parameters don't change, and there is
> an additional OUT parameter
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> - when the current names of the IN parameters don't change, and there is
> an additional IN parameter with a default value
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> Thanks
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> Vicky Vergara
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