I want to be able to pass NULL as a parameter to a function I've defined,
but I'm not allowed to do it. I believe this is a bug.
The example follows:
CREATE TABLE test_func( func_sun int4, surname varchar(30), value int2
NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT p01_test_func PRIMARY KEY(func_sun)
);
This insert works as one would expect.
INSERT INTO test_func(func_sun, surname, value)
VALUES(1234,null,99);
Now create the function that will insert rows into my table test_func.
CREATE FUNCTION insert_row(int4,varchar,int2)
RETURNS int4 AS 'INSERT INTO test_func(func_sun, surname, value) VALUES($1,$2,$3); SELECT 1 AS ignore;'LANGUAGE
'sql';
Now if I try to do the same thing but via my function,SELECT insert_row(1235,null,100);
I get the following errorERROR: typeidTypeRelid: Invalid type - oid = 0
Why wont the function allow me to pass a 'null' parm?
Cheers...Gordon
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