"Andrew Dunstan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Below is a list of the input routines in the adt directory, courtesy of grep.
Grep isn't a good way to get these, your list missed a bunch.
postgres=# select distinct prosrc from pg_proc where oid in (select typinput
from pg_type);
prosrc
---------------------
abstimein
aclitemin
any_in
anyarray_in
anyelement_in
array_in
bit_in
boolin
box_in
bpcharin
byteain
cash_in
charin
cidin
cidr_in
circle_in
cstring_in
date_in
domain_in
float4in
float8in
inet_in
int2in
int2vectorin
int4in
int8in
internal_in
interval_in
language_handler_in
line_in
lseg_in
macaddr_in
namein
numeric_in
oidin
oidvectorin
opaque_in
path_in
point_in
poly_in
record_in
regclassin
regoperatorin
regoperin
regprocedurein
regprocin
regtypein
reltimein
smgrin
textin
tidin
time_in
timestamp_in
timestamptz_in
timetz_in
tintervalin
trigger_in
unknownin
uuid_in
varbit_in
varcharin
void_in
xidin
xml_in
(64 rows)
--
Gregory Stark
EnterpriseDB http://www.enterprisedb.com
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