Hi Folks,
If I have a domain defined with an underlying type of "text" or
"varchar," and I need to FULL OUTER JOIN two tables based upon the
similarity in these fields, I am getting:
ERROR: FULL JOIN is only supported with mergejoinable join conditions
I have looked at the docs and it seems that it's a matter of making the
comparison operators for the domain type (as per SQL Reference ::
"CREATE OPERATOR" section). However, is there anything tricky about
adding the merge-join capability to a domain? Is there a preferred
method? Am I barking entirely up the wrong tree (could I, for example,
use a casting trick? Simply recasting the fields as type "text"
doesn't avoid the error)?
Postgres version is 7.3.
Best,
Randall
