Michael Weaver <mweaver@corpusglobe.com> writes:
> FOR count IN 1..size LOOP
> SELECT tbl_prdcrd.fld_prdcrd_id,
> tbl_prdcrd.fld_prdcrd_title,
> -> count (tbl_tranitem.fld_tranitem_productid),
> <-
> sum (tbl_tranitem.fld_tranitem_price *
> tbl_tranitem.fld_tranitem_quantity),
I think the problem is that you've used "count" as the loop variable
name. The plpgsql parser is probably substituting a variable reference
for the "count" that you intend as an aggregate function name. Use a
different name for the loop variable.
[ beware, off-topic rant ahead ]
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