Instead it lists Postgres-R, which has been in koma for how long
now... Can't even remember any more.
Nope, it is actively developed and sponsored by Translattice.
Actively developed?
http://www.postgres-r.org/ lists the last entry in the column News on
the right with a date of
I thought people'd like to know about this. For those who don't know,
ARIN is the Regional Internet Registry for North America and the
Carribean. That is, if you have an IP address and you are operating
in that region, you depend on ARIN.
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On Sun, Dec 15, 2013 at 9:40 AM, Wolfgang Keller felip...@gmx.net wrote:
Instead it lists Postgres-R, which has been in koma for how long
now... Can't even remember any more.
Nope, it is actively developed and sponsored by Translattice.
Actively developed?
http://www.postgres-r.org/
Hello,
I have a simple C-language function , SimpleSRF(), that returns RECORDs with
two integer columns. When I call the function using SELECT (SIMPLESRF()).*,
the function code is being executed twice. I'm wondering if this is
expected behavior?
The function is defined as:
CREATE OR REPLACE
dbaston wrote
I'm wondering if this is expected behavior?
Yes.
The proper way to handle this is by putting the SRF in the FROM clause.
If you must have it in the select clause you should do this:
WITH srf_call (
SELECT srf_function() AS srf_result
)
SELECT (srf_call.srf_result).* FROM
Hi, i have a function that receives a parameter which represents days:
FUNCTION aaa_recharge_account(expdays integer)
i want to add those days to the CURRENT_DATE, but i do not know how to do
it, i have tried several ways to replace that in an expresion like:
newexpdate := CURRENT_TIMESTAMP +
Hi,
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Hi, i have a function that receives a parameter which represents
days:
FUNCTION aaa_recharge_account(expdays integer)
i want to add those days to the CURRENT_DATE, but i do not know how
to do it, i have tried several ways to replace that in an
On 12/15/2013 4:17 PM, Andreas Brandl wrote:
select current_timestamp, current_timestamp + interval '2' day;
that should be interval '2 day' (note the ' moved), and for a
variable number passed as a parameter, try...
select current_timestamp, current_timestamp + $1 * interval '1 day';
Hi i m working with timestamp cause i need the time too. i tried your
solution and it works perfectly, it just does not adjust to my problem.
thanks a lot for the answer.
On 15 December 2013 18:17, Andreas Brandl m...@3.141592654.de wrote:
Hi,
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Hi, i have a
Hi, thank you very much, this worked flawlessly, this is the final code:
execute 'select CURRENT_TIMESTAMP + $1 * interval ''1 day''' into
newexpdate using expdays;
works perfect, thanks a ton!
On 15 December 2013 18:23, John R Pierce pie...@hogranch.com wrote:
On 12/15/2013 4:17 PM, Andreas
John,
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On 12/15/2013 4:17 PM, Andreas Brandl wrote:
select current_timestamp, current_timestamp + interval '2' day;
that should be interval '2 day' (note the ' moved), and for a
variable number passed as a parameter, try...
# select current_timestamp +
thank you very much for clarifying .
On 15 December 2013 19:02, Andreas Brandl m...@3.141592654.de wrote:
John,
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On 12/15/2013 4:17 PM, Andreas Brandl wrote:
select current_timestamp, current_timestamp + interval '2' day;
that should be interval '2
John R Pierce, 16.12.2013 01:23:
select current_timestamp, current_timestamp + interval '2' day;
that should be interval '2 day' (note the ' moved), and for a variable
number passed as a parameter, try...
Both are valid. interval '2' day is the ANSI SQL format though.
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