On 2/24/17 11:34 AM, Joel Jacobson wrote:
> SELECT SomeCol, OtherCol, FooCol, BarCol, MyCol, ExtraCol, LastCol
> INTO _SomeCol, _OtherCol, _FooCol, _BarCol, _MyCol, _ExtraCol, _LastCol
> FROM Foo
> WHERE Bar = 'Baz';
>
> This is to avoid typos that are then visually easy to spot, thanks to
> all chars being aligned.
Why not just use a record or the table composite? I'll commonly do stuff
like:
DECLARE r record
BEGIN SELECT INTO STRICT r blah, foo, bar, baz FROM pirate ;
IF r.blah THEN RAISE 'Yaaarrrrr!' END IF;
...
(Well, to be honest I always try to write pirate apps in plR... ;P)
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