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> > AND (a.id,a.mid = b.id,b.mid)
> > AND (b.catid,b.indid,b.divid = c.id,c.ppid,c.pid);
> ... the above is not valid in PostgreSQL, it seems...
I have to resort to looking at gram.y for this, since I currently have
the Postgres parser in bits and pieces all over the garage floor ;)
The expressions are *almost* valid for Postgres. The difference is
that you need to put parens around each side of the "row expression":
| '(' row_descriptor ')' row_op '(' row_descriptor ')' { $$ = makeRowExpr($4,
$2,$6); } ;
I had implemented this using Date and Darwen as a reference, and afaik
the SQL standard (and any sensible parser) *requires* parens around
the row expression, referred to in gram.y as a "row descriptor".
So, the following should work:
AND ((a.id,a.mid) = (b.id,b.mid)) AND ((b.catid,b.indid,b.divid) = (c.id,c.ppid,c.pid));
- Thomas
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Thomas Lockhart lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu
South Pasadena, California
