"Sabin Coanda" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I use different functions returning setof record, and they are working well.
> The problem is the performance when I use those functions in joins, for
> instance:
> SELECT *
> FROM "Table1" t1
> JOIN "Function1"( a1, a2, ... aN ) AS f1( ColA int4, ColB
> varchar, ... )
> ON t1.ColX = f1.ColA
> The problem is I'm not able to make indexes on the function, even inside I
> have just another select statement from different permanent tables, with
> some where clauses depending on the function arguments.
There's not a lot you can do about that at the moment. 8.4 will have
the ability to inline functions returning sets, if they're SQL-language
and consist of just a single SELECT, but existing releases won't do it.
You might consider trying to refactor your stuff to use views ...
regards, tom lane
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