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In this case, you would want the database to abort on a syntax error, right?>>
Am I completely off thread to ask why HOW we allow an abort on syntax
errors? (at least in regard to stored functions)
Shouldn't PostgreSQL do somethng intellignet like *notice* the syntax
error in the stored function when it is saved and once again so somethng
intellignet?
I don't know what PostgreSQL should do.
I know Oracle would mark the stored function as invalid and mark any
stored function invalid if it called an invalid function. Its a
fascinating cascade to watch in your IDE.
Rick
