Cedar Cox wrote:
> Giving
> select update_sentitems('INSERT',1);
> returns
> NOTICE: varop = INSERT
> as expected, however if you give
> select update_sentitems('INSERT',null);
> this is returned:
> NOTICE: varop = <NULL>
>
> BTW, it doesn't matter if both parameters are text or int4. Also, it
> doesn't matter which one is given as null, they both turn up null.
> Bottom line seems to be that if you call the function with any parameter
> null, they are all null. Sooo.. what's up here? Is this a bug that's
> been fixed in 7.0.3? (I'm still using 7.0.2).
I wouldn't call it a bug, it was a lack of capabilities with the pre7.1 function manager. It had only one flag
forNULL to pass to the function, so it said "there is a NULL, but I don't tell you which arg it is".
7.1 is the first that does it correct.
Jan
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