Is this behaviour expected? (This is with 8.4.3 on FreeBSD.)
create schema one;
set search_path to one;
create type foo as (x integer);
create function foo (integer) returns foo
language plpgsql as $$
declare
y foo;
begin
y.x = $1;
return y;
end
$$;
create cast (integer as foo) with function foo (integer);
grant usage on schema one to public;
grant execute on function foo (integer) to public;
create schema two;
-- reconnect as a different user
set search_path to two;
select 3::one.foo;
ERROR: type "foo" does not exist
CONTEXT: compilation of PL/pgSQL function "foo" near line 2
set search_path to two, one;
select 3::foo;
foo
-----
(3)
(1 row)
My understanding of things was that PL/pgSQL functions were compiled at
CREATE FUNCTION time, using the SEARCH_PATH currently in effect. Is that
wrong? Is there some GRANT I'm missing that will make this work?
Ben
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