<tt>Hi. I hope this is the correct mailing list.<br /><br /> I am writing a function to extract data either from a
tableor a query and output it in xml. I have the logic down, but I cannot work out a few things.<br /><br /> 1. How can
Iread the column headings from the returned data set? I have resorted to writing the same function in tcl in which I
canwork out how to do this, but what about pgsql? I can't use the system tables for this, since the data may not come
froma table.<br /><br /> 2. It it possible, either in tcl or pgsql, to have optional function arguments?<br /><br />
Thanks,<br/><br /> Mark<br /></tt><div class="moz-signature">-- <br /><style>#signature { color: #00008B;
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