Richard,
> > Josh - if I try and do OFFSET at the same time (presumably it's the
> same
> > change) do you fancy acting as a sanity test site?
>
> What am I talking about - OFFSET is going to be parsed by the SQL
> parser not
> the plpgsql parser.
Not so, not so!
Try the following two PL/pgSQL functions:
DECLARE
h INT;
k INT;
a_row a%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
h := 1;
k := 3;
SELECT * FROM a INTO a_row
ORDER BY a.1
LIMIT 1 OFFSET (h + k);
END;
... blows up, but ...
DECLARE
h INT;
k INT;
a_row a%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
h := 1;
k := (3 + h);
SELECT * FROM a INTO a_row
ORDER BY a.1
LIMIT 1 OFFSET k;
END;
... works.
As far as I can tell, PL/pgSQL is not evaluating the expression before
passing it on to the SQL parser. Or is the SQL parser supposed to
accept (1 + 3) ....
Oh, I see what you mean. Sorry! Should I bug-traq this problem?
-Josh
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