frankliu747 wrote
> I have a query that works on sql sql server or oracle that do a
> parameterized query, I would like to move this to postgreSQL but I'm just
> not sure how to get it done. This is the query
> select * from quest q
> left join ask a on q.ask_id=a.id
> where q.createtime>=:StartDate and q.createtime<=:EndDate
> and a.asktime>=:StartDate and asktime<=:EndDate
>
> i need to define parameters in the WHERE clause to build dynamic
> SELECT,like ":StartDate" may be repeat more than one time.
>
> This works great on SQL Server or oracle but not on postgreSQL. Any help
> would be appreciated.
>
> and i use sql server reporting service use odbc connect postgres 9.34
The main SQL executor does not support named parameters, though psql does
since it has its own pre-parse step before sending the query to the server.
The typical way of doing this in PostgreSQL is to create a table returning
function with as many arguments as you have parameters. Within the function
body you can reference the input arguments repeatedly.
CREATE FUNCTION do_query(startdate date, enddate date)
RETURNS TABLE (col1 text,col2 date)
AS $func$
SELECT col1, col2 FROM tbl WHERE (col2 BETWEEN startdate AND enddate) AND
(col3 BETWEEN startdate AND enddate);
$func$
LANGUAGE SQL
;
Note that you do not use any special prefix to refer to the arguments in the
query.
In the client you call the function, with, parameters, using the following
query:
SELECT col1,col2 FROM do_query(?,?);
The documentation on CREATE FUNCTION as well as both the SQL and pl/pgsql
languages will be of great assistance on this topic.
David J.
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