I've read through some solutions proposed on ml, blogs etc... but
maybe something changed or someone came up with a better idea or just
I wasn't able to find a satisfactory solution through google...
Of course PHP arrays can't be passed directly to pg functions so:
I can:
1) write a php function that prepare the array as a string with
proper escaping
2) pass a text string and "number of elements" and let the pg
function parse the text
3) create a temp table and pass it to the function (?)
Can anything be done with prepared statement and pg_execute?
Can pg functions accept variable number of arguments?
I'm going to go with 1) but well it would be nice if I discover
something nicer.
thx
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Ivan Sergio Borgonovo
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