Thread: Adding column breaks function with composite type argument

I created a pl/pgsql function which takes a table row as an argument,
returning a value based on a comparison of two fields in each row.
This worked fine until I did an "ALTER TABLE ... ADD COLUMN ... ;",
whereupon the function failed to work, producing an error message : "ERROR:
query didn't return correct # of attributes for $1"
Dropping and recreating the function made no difference.
Rewriting the function to just take those two fields as arguments is no
biggie, but: why should this fail?

Jeff Eckermann <jeckermann@verio.net> writes:
> I created a pl/pgsql function which takes a table row as an argument,
> returning a value based on a comparison of two fields in each row.
> This worked fine until I did an "ALTER TABLE ... ADD COLUMN ... ;",
> whereupon the function failed to work, producing an error message : "ERROR:
> query didn't return correct # of attributes for $1"

Fixed in 7.1.1.

            regards, tom lane