any, anyelement, and anyarray
От | Thomas Hallgren |
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Тема | any, anyelement, and anyarray |
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Msg-id | 44645A2D.2040401@tada.se обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: any, anyelement, and anyarray
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Список | pgsql-hackers |
I have some questions regarding any, anyelement, and anyarray. - Why does PostgreSQL declare three different generic types? Isn't one enough? ISTM it would be far simpler to use constructs like 'any' and 'any[]' but neither of them are permitted. - Why isn't the 'anyarray' declared as an array using the elemenent type 'anyelement' in pg_type? - Why can't I write 'anyelement[]'. Shouldn't that be the same thing as 'anyarray'? - The 'any' is listed as a type but I get a syntax error whenever I try to use it. If I could use it, what would be the difference between 'any' and 'anyelement'? The only thing I can think of is if 'anyelement' was restricted to non-arrays, but apparently it isn't. I've tried and there's nothing stopping me from passing an 'int[]' to a function that takes an 'anyelement'. Regards, Thomas Hallgren
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