>At 11:14 +0300 on 16/6/98, Richard Lynch wrote:
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>> I've never created a function of my own, and maybe that's the way to go,
>> but I'm not sure where to start...
>> The strings in question actually only have a month/year (no date), if that
>> matters (they're expirations)...
>> The resulting date can just default to 1 for the date.
>
>What version of Postgres, and what error, exactly, did it report?
ERROR: function date(text) does not exist
I don't know what version because my ISP installed it, and there seems to
be no file I can read that tells me, and postmaster -v isn't defined.
There are two postgresql directories. One is labeled 6.2.1
The other is just pgsql.
The ISP changed psql very recently to require me to use -u and an login
name and password, when they moved their software to a shiny new box, and
(I think) upgraded postgresql, if that is any help at all in identifying
the version.
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