Le 11/05/2010 16:16, Tom Lane a écrit :
> Guillaume Lelarge <guillaume@lelarge.info> writes:
>> Le 11/05/2010 10:28, Dino Vliet a écrit :
>>> I'm writing a plpgsql function in pgadminIII and want to know if the arguments can have the following type:
>>>
>>> tablename.columnname%TYPE
>
>> No, this construct is only available *inside* a PL/pgsql function body
>
> That's incorrect: you can use it in a function declaration too.
>
Oh sure. With body, I meant the part between the two $$. But you're
right, I should have said "inside the declare and body parts of a
PL/pgsql function".
> Not sure what the OP's problem is exactly --- it might be specific to
> pgAdmin.
IIUC, he means doing something like this:
CREATE FUNCTION f1(arg1 table.column%TYPE ...
Which, AFAICT, is not possible. And you can't do that with pgAdmin, but
you can use the %TYPE in the declare and body parts in pgAdmin.
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