--- Phil Endecott __ wrote:
Dear Postgresql experts,
I'm writing a simple plpgsql function that selects a row from a
table, modifies it slightly, and inserts the modified version. This
sounds simple, but I can't find how to do the insert in a simple
generic fashion: although SELECT has a
--- Jaime Casanova __ wrote:
hi all,
Well i rethink my design 'cause the other was too slow. but all
solutions
involves new problems... now my problem is with a function of this
type:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION
public.rec_f_consultarplanificacionrubros
(smallint, smallint, char(9),
Dear Jaime ,
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION
public.rec_f_consultarplanificacionrubros (smallint, smallint,
char(9), smallint, smallint, smallint, char(2)) RETURNS SETOF
public.rec_td_rubrosplanificados AS '
select rub_codigo, cpa_valor, cpa_fechavencimiento
from rec_m_cuadropagosciclo
David B wrote:
We had been testing 7.4 for a few days and just noticed that some
tables had created_timestamp rows with a date/time of the date the DB
was created...not the date/time the insert was done.
Looking at those tables the create DDL's for those few tables
contained now ()
as in:
Riccardo G. Facchini [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--- Phil Endecott __ wrote:
I'm writing a simple plpgsql function that selects a row from a
table, modifies it slightly, and inserts the modified version. This
sounds simple, but I can't find how to do the insert in a simple
generic fashion:
Peter Eisentraut [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
David B wrote:
Looking at those tables the create DDL's for those few tables
contained now ()
as in:
created_timestamp timestamp DEFAULT now () -- note the space
between now and ()
Whatever it was, that was not the problem. With 7.4.1:
