Andreas writes:
> SELECT some_fct( some_id ) FROM some_other_table;
> How can I split this up to look like a normal table or view with the
> column names that are defined in the RETURNS TABLE ( ... ) expression of
> the function.
The easy way is
SELECT (some_fct(some_id)).* FROM some_o
Hi
I've got functions that return a TABLE.
If I call it with constant parameters like:
SELECT * FROM some_fct( 42 );
I get a table with column names as the result as intended.
When I rather call it with the parameter coming from another table I get
a set of records where I don't know how to a
On 01/23/2013 03:00 AM, Ian Lawrence Barwick wrote:
Hi
2013/1/23 Kaloyan Iliev :
Hi,
I have a little problem with extract epoch from interval. It seems that the
query works if the interval is in a string but not from DB field.
Could someone provide support.
(...)
You have a casting error; ins
I'm sorry to prove that daft. :(
generate_series needs the startdate of every project to generate the
specific list of monthnumbers for every project.
To join against this the list needs to have a column with the project_id.
So I get something like this but still I cant reference the columns
Thanks,
It works perfectly.
Regards,
Kaloyan Iliev
On 23.01.13 13:00, Ian Lawrence Barwick wrote:
Hi
2013/1/23 Kaloyan Iliev :
Hi,
I have a little problem with extract epoch from interval. It seems that the
query works if the interval is in a string but not from DB field.
Could someone provid
Hi
2013/1/23 Kaloyan Iliev :
> Hi,
> I have a little problem with extract epoch from interval. It seems that the
> query works if the interval is in a string but not from DB field.
> Could someone provide support.
(...)
You have a casting error; instead of:
> dbr=# SELECT extract(EPOCH FROM INT
Hi,
I have a little problem with extract epoch from interval. It seems that
the query works if the interval is in a string but not from DB field.
Could someone provide support.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards,
Kaloyan Iliev
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db=# SELECT version();
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