Le mer 02/10/2002 à 17:44, Joe Conway a écrit :
> There is no split function built in to PostgreSQL currently. You could write
> it yourself in PL/Perl and use it in the PL/pgSQL function.
Great ! have you some example for call a pl/perl function from a
pl/pgsql function ?
And could i use an int array in pl/pgsql returned by the pl/perl
function ?
> In 7.3 (currently in beta) there is a split_part() function which returns just
> one element. I will most likely write a split function for 7.4 to return an
> array, similar to perl and php. In 7.3, the following will do what you want (I
> think):
Thanks for your function but i can't use a beta version of postgresql in
production :(
maybe i should use a int array like this example :
create function foo(_int4) returns int2 as'
declare
a alias for $1;
i int:=1;
begin
while a[i] loop
i:=i+1;
end loop;
return i-1;
end;
' language 'plpgsql';
you can call it by:
select foo('{1232131,12312321,3424234}');
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