returning a record from a function?
От | Jon Obuchowski |
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Тема | returning a record from a function? |
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Msg-id | 85256B6B.00121D32.00@procyon.terc.edu обсуждение исходный текст |
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Re: returning a record from a function?
Re: returning a record from a function? |
Список | pgsql-sql |
Hello, I am interested in returning complete records (based on existing table structures) from a function; I know how to deal with record variables _within_ a function (using PL/PGSQL), but am uncertain as how to instruct the general CREATE FUNCTION syntax to return a recordset (versus a single value corresponding to a simple or complex dataype). My attempts to do so look like the following code (with table "foo"): CREATE FUNCTION get_newest_foo () RETURNS foo AS ' SELECT * FROM foo WHERE foo_id = (select MAX(foo_id) FROM foo); ' LANGUAGE 'sql'; this compiles and executes without warnings or exceptions - but this is the result which I get: jono=> select get_newest_foo (); get_newest_foo ----------- 3393448 (1 row) I thought that this might be an oid (corresponding to the selected record), but testing showed that this is not the case. Any help with this is appreciated; if I am simply overlooking relevant documentation I'd appreciate being pointed towards the relevant page. thanks, Jon
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