Aggregate functions with two or more arguments?
От | Brian K Boonstra |
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Тема | Aggregate functions with two or more arguments? |
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Msg-id | 832EF96F-D614-11D8-A42D-00039319807C@boonstra.org обсуждение исходный текст |
Ответ на | Re: determining supported timezones (Robert Treat <xzilla@users.sourceforge.net>) |
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Re: Aggregate functions with two or more arguments?
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Список | pgsql-general |
Let's say that I want to efficiently compute something like a weighted standard deviation (the actual formula I have in mind is slightly more complicated). The kind of SQL statement I want to have work is something like SELECT weighted_stdev( t.val, t.weight ) FROM target_vals_tbl t WHERE t.val > 0; I thought I'd like to write a C function (or more properly a set of two C functions) into the server side to handle this, and then declare it as an aggregate using CREATE AGGREGATE. However, aggregate functions appear to want just a single argument, so I feel like either I am on the wrong track, or I have run into a limitation of postgresql. What should I be doing here? Is there a way to do this with array functions instead? - Brian K. Boonstra
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