On mán, 2007-01-01 at 14:21 -0600, postgresql.org@tgice.com wrote:
> Within the context of the function (after calling), these variables are
> constant and I'm attempting to use my OR syntax as shorthand to avoid
> having to use a dynamic statement *only* because of this situation.
> As I've mentioned, this approach seems to work with MSSQL 6.5+, which I
> assume we consider as a valid competitor to PG... if this didn't work
> anywhere else, I probably wouldn't even have brought it up.
>
> I'll re-iterate another question I attempted to pose which was: what
> have other PG application developers done in this situation? Is it most
> common to just use dynamic statements?
ps/pgsql will prepare the statement caching the plan for
subsequent calls, thus making this not easily optimized.
to avoid this in ps/pgsql , I believe it is common to to make
the statement dynamic by using EXECUTE, thus in effect making
sure the query is planned each time.
gnari
