Something changed in 7.02 from 6.3. I used to do this:
CREATE FUNCTION make_date() RETURNS opaque AS '/usr/pgsql/modules/make_date.so' LANGUAGE 'c';
CREATE TRIGGER make_edate BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE ON bgroup FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE make_date(edate, aniv,
emon,eyear);
This no longer works. I looked and the docs and it seems that this
should work instead.
CREATE FUNCTION make_date(date, int, int, int) RETURNS opaque AS '/usr/pgsql/modules/make_date.so' LANGUAGE
'c';
CREATE TRIGGER make_edate BEFORE INSERT OR UPDATE ON bgroup FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE make_date('edate',
'aniv','emon', 'eyear');
But this gives me;
ERROR: CreateTrigger: function make_date() does not exist
Is this broken now or am I not understanding the documentation? Why
is it looking for a make_date that takes no args?
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