Postgres 9.2 / pgAdmin III
Linux / Windows XP
Hello,
Within a sub-function, I would like to programmatically determine the name of the calling function.
In a previous programming language, I could call a special built-in function, PROGRAM(n), where n=1 would return the name of the calling program; n=2, the name of the program above that; and so on up the stack.
I've tried out all the special variables associated with "GET STACKED DIAGNOSTICS" statement; but I don't see a way to get the name of the calling program. And I don’t find this information anywhere else in the PostgreSQL documentation.
How do I programmatically determine, from a sub-function, the name of the calling function?
Thank you, Jack
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Jack Kaufman
MDS Application Devl (US)
Sanmina-SCI Corporation - Owego site
Email: jack.kaufman@sanmina.com
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