Martijn van Oosterhout writes:
>
> On Mon, Jan 03, 2005 at 02:32:44PM +0200, ntinos@aueb.gr wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I have the following problem:
>>
>> I use libpq inside SRF functions (like in dblink) and I create some tables
>> to store results coming from remotly executed queries. (These tables are
>> not temporary cause I want to use them later as a form of cache.) Then I
>> try to open these tables to get the results. Actually I modify an already
>> available Query to refer to these new tables instead of the correspoding
>> local tables. To do so I need the Oids of theses new tables which I get
>> using the following query:
>>
>> select oid from pg_class where relname='foo'
>
> What language? What version of postgresql?
I'm using C on PostgreSQL 7.4.2
> It's not exactly clear from your description but is there a reason you
> are using libpq and not the SPI interface?
>If you create a connection
> using libpq to the same database then the queries executed through that
> connection will not be able to see the transaction of the SRF you are
> writing. The SPI interface is for executing queries within the same
> transaction.
Now I think I understand what happens. You see, I used libpq to create the
tables and SPI to retrieve the Oids ($%&^#$%&!!). When I tried to also
retrieve the Oid using libp it worked. I suppose using SPI both to create
the tables and retrieve the Oids will be the right solution. I'll try it!
> Hope this helps,
It did help to understand what was going on!
Thanks!!
Ntinos Katsaros
