Peter Eisentraut <peter.eisentraut@enterprisedb.com> writes:
> On 10.07.22 00:20, Tom Lane wrote:
>> We've long avoided building I/O support for utility-statement node
>> types, mainly because it didn't seem worth the trouble to write and
>> maintain such code by hand.
k
> This is also needed to be able to store utility statements in (unquoted)
> SQL function bodies. I have some in-progress code for that that I need
> to dust off. IIRC, there are still some nontrivial issues to work
> through on the reading side. I don't have a problem with enabling the
> outfuncs side in the meantime.
Oh! I'd not thought of that, but yes that is a plausible near-term
requirement for readfuncs support for utility statements. So my
concern about suppressing those is largely a waste of effort.
There might be enough node types that are raw-parse-tree-only,
but not involved in utility statements, to make it worth
continuing to suppress readfuncs support for them. But I kinda
doubt it. I'll try to get some numbers later today.
regards, tom lane
