No, it is not possible, yet.
At one point, I wanted to write it, but then, I became too busy with other
projects, and it fell through.
The Way I wanted to implement it is by writing a DBI driver, DBD::PgSPI
which would look like a normal DBD driver but access database via SPI.
Alternatively, if someone wants to do it, you can just implement a set of
functions (the way elog is implemented in plperl)....
On Fri, 12 Jan 2001, Norman J. Clarke wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I've seen this question asked several times in the last few months, but
> never answered. Perhaps the answer is obvious to some, but unfortunately
> it eludes me! It would be very helpful even to hear someone say "no it's
> not possible" just to finally know for sure. So if you have any idea at
> all, your reply would be most appreciated!
>
> > I ran across a few questions about this in the mailing list
> > archive but I did not find any answers. I would like to create a trigger
> > in PL/PERL that parses out information and sends queries from within the
> > trigger. The only examples in the manual that use the stored perl
> > functions return simple values and never send queries. Since the security
> > features of PL/PERL do not allow for module importing (DBI) I am a bit
> > clueless as to how this can be done if at all. Has anyone been able to do
> > this?
>
>
