<lnd@hnit.is> writes:
> Is there any bad side effect in recompiling PG with increased stored
> procedures maximum parameters count, for example, to 128?
It'll be slower and the pg_proc table will get much larger (as will its
indexes). But you could do it.
In practice, I should think that procedures with more than a couple
dozen parameters are too unwieldy to be useful anyway --- how would you
ever get that many parameters listed correctly? You should think about
redesigning your data representation; perhaps arrays or composite types
would work better.
regards, tom lane
