Eric Brown wrote:
I've got quite a few plpgsql functions that insert, update or delete.
They're all declared to return void. All other functions, I can just run
'select f(...);' from psql to test them. I don't understand how to test
these ones that return void from psql. Thanks.
I always return
I've got quite a few plpgsql functions that insert, update or delete.
They're all declared to return void. All other functions, I can just
run 'select f(...);' from psql to test them. I don't understand how to
test these ones that return void from psql. Thanks.
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On Wed, Dec 15, 2004 at 12:19:14AM -0800, Eric Brown wrote:
> I've got quite a few plpgsql functions that insert, update or delete.
> They're all declared to return void. All other functions, I can just
> run 'select f(...);' from psql to test them. I don't understand how to
> test these ones t
Thanks. I forgot the 'return;' and the error message led me in the
wrong direction. Thanks!
On Dec 15, 2004, at 12:43 AM, Neil Conway wrote:
Eric Brown wrote:
I've got quite a few plpgsql functions that insert, update or delete.
They're all declared to return void. All other functions, I can jus
Eric Brown wrote:
I've got quite a few plpgsql functions that insert, update or delete.
They're all declared to return void. All other functions, I can just run
'select f(...);' from psql to test them. I don't understand how to test
these ones that return void from psql.
neilc=# create function
