Mr. Richter,
> I wrote that function, wich doesn't work. I want to hand
> over the name
> of the tables(relation_table, update_table) and a
> column(column_to_fill). The intention is, to use the
> function also with
> other tables(not hard coded).
1. Try using type VARCHAR instead of TEXT for the
parameters. PL/pgSQL may be objecting to the "undefined"
size of TEXT.
2. I don't believe that you can supply variables in the
place of object names in PL/pgSQL, only in place of values.
Thus, "SELECT * FROM table_name" would be invalid.
(Jan, please tall me if I'm wrong in this; I could really
use the functionality if it *is* possible.)
You could use some creative manipulation of the system
tables to achieve the same result, however.
-Josh Berkus
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