You have to use RETURNS refcursor
to return a cursor.
ben sewell <mosherben@gmail.com> escribió:
Hi Gibson,
you need to add into and add a variable assuming your using plpgsql.
create or replace function function_name() returns user as'
begin
declare rec user;
select into rec * from user;
return rec;
end;
'language ' plpgsql';
This should work, I had the same problem the other day.
Regards,
Ben
On 8/18/06, Gibson <gibson@nexgenstudio.com> wrote:Hi,
I've tried using the "New function" option to create a new SQL function
that will return the result of a select statement "Select * from user".
I've set the return type to be the "user" table. But i keep getting an
error about "Syntax error at or near Select". My SQL statement is very
simple "select * from user" so there is no syntax error. Anyone can help?
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