thanks for the help guys, i've solved the problem using PL/PgSQL. once
i had "created" the language it was really rather simple.
thanks again
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Craig Ringer wrote:
${spencer} wrote:
is there a way to write a function without installing a specific
language? all i need to do is write a function that can take 3 text's
and put them into a list format (eg. "text1, text2 and text3" )
Failing that, you might be able to use an SQL function (t
On Friday 16. May 2008, ${spencer} wrote:
>is there a way to write a function without installing a specific
>language? all i need to do is write a function that can take 3 text's
>and put them into a list format (eg. "text1, text2 and text3" )
>
>can anyone help?
sandbox=> create function foo(text
${spencer} wrote:
is there a way to write a function without installing a specific
language? all i need to do is write a function that can take 3 text's
and put them into a list format (eg. "text1, text2 and text3" )
Does PL/PgSQL count as a "language" for your purposes?
PL/PgSQL is built and
On Friday 16 May 2008 7:56 am, ${spencer} wrote:
> is there a way to write a function without installing a specific
> language? all i need to do is write a function that can take 3 text's
> and put them into a list format (eg. "text1, text2 and text3" )
>
> can anyone help?
You can use C or SQL to
is there a way to write a function without installing a specific
language? all i need to do is write a function that can take 3 text's
and put them into a list format (eg. "text1, text2 and text3" )
can anyone help?
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