Unfortunately, PL/PGSQL cannot pass table name.
I have same problem, only thing I can do is pass an integer, then use IF
.. THEN .. ELSE .. END IF;
Jie LIANG
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On Sat, 3 Mar 2001, Gerald Gutierrez wrote:
>
> I've written my Dijkstra's algorithm in PL/PGSQL. It didn't turn out to be
> a big deal at all actually, programming-wise. I understand execution speed
> will be poor but it shouldn't be any slower than having something else,
> like PHP or Java, execute logic and query the database.
>
> I'd like to generalize my function. As per Richard Huxton's suggestion to
> create tables named after session ID (thanks Richard)s, I'd like to pass in
> some table names so that the algorithm can read from and write into tables
> that I specify as parameters to the function. Sometihng like:
>
> select dijkstra(inputtablename, outputtablename);
>
> I've tried typing the parameters as TEXT, and then just inserting $1 in the
> select (e.g. SELECT * from $1 ...) This doesn't work, nor did a number of
> other ways I tried.
>
> How can this be done?
>
>
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