You have to install the procedural language into each database as such:
1. su - postgres
2. createlang plpgsql [your dbname here]
Sebastien Baudry wrote:
>Hi everybody.
>I'm a new born in the PostGreSQL domain (usually deal with Oracle or SQL
>Server) and I got the following error when trying to create a function using
>the default language plpgsql: language "plpgsql" does not exist
>I was not able to find clues on the net to help me to solve this problem,
>that's why I'm sending this post now.
>
>I just installed the version 7.3.4 of PostGreSQL (basic installation).
>
>Here the source of the function I try to create:
>-------------
>CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION ts_groupEdit
>(VARCHAR,INTEGER,VARCHAR,VARCHAR,INTEGER,INTEGER) RETURNS INTEGER AS '
>
>DECLARE
>vi_name ALIAS FOR $1;
>vi_companyId ALIAS FOR $2;
>vi_description ALIAS FOR $3;
>vi_rights ALIAS FOR $4;
>vi_debug ALIAS FOR $5;
>v_groupId INTEGER;
>BEGIN
> SELECT groupId INTO v_groupId
> FROM Groups
> WHERE companyId=vi_companyid AND
> name=vi_name;
>
> IF v_groupId IS NOT NULL THEN
> UPDATE GROUPS SET description=vi_description
> WHERE groupId=v_groupId;
> ELSE
> INSERT INTO Groups (companyId, name, description)
> VALUES (vi_companyid, vi_name, vi_description);
> END IF;
>
> RETURN 0;
>END; '
>LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';
>-------------
>
>
>Any help will be welcome.
>May be I have to load or install the plpgsql module, but I didn't find such
>instruction in the documentation so I guess it is there by default.
>
>Seb.
>
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