pgsql-sql-ow...@postgresql.org wrote:
> "Philippe Lang" <philippe.l...@attiksystem.ch> writes:
>> I was trying to run this query this morning:
>
>> --------------------------
>> SELECT
>
>> r.*,
>
>> (
>> SELECT
>
>> rl.reminder_header,
>> rl.reminder_footer
>
>> FROM reminder_levels AS rl
>> WHERE rl.lookup =
>> (
>> SELECT MAX(reminder_level_lookup)
>> FROM reminders
>> WHERE customer_id = r.customer_id
>> )
>> )
>
>> FROM reminders AS r
>> --------------------------
>
>> Postgresql replied that:
>
>> --------------------------
>> ERROR: subquery must return only one column
>
> Since 8.0 or so you could write the sub-select as
>
> SELECT ROW(rl.reminder_header, rl.reminder_footer) FROM ...
>
> We ought to make that happen automatically, but it's not real high on
> the to-do list.
Hi Tom,
Fine, the query is faster now:
------------------------
SELECT
r.*,
(
SELECT
ROW(rl.reminder_header, rl.reminder_header)
FROM reminder_levels AS rl
WHERE rl.lookup =
(
SELECT MAX(reminder_level_lookup)
FROM reminders
WHERE customer_id = r.customer_id
)
) AS rec
FROM reminders AS r
------------------------
... but the last column is now of type "record", and since this query
serves as a datasource for a MS Access report, it is not able to "split"
the record into the values that interest me: reminder_header and
reminder_footer!
Regards,
Philippe Lang
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