<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> --WHILE (v_parent_ID IS NOT NULL) LOOP
> -- EXECUTE 'SELECT parent_ID, name FROM akh_build WHERE ID = ' ||
> quote_literal(v_parent_ID) INTO v_row;
> -- return next v_row;
> -- v_parent_ID= v_row.parent_ID;
> --END LOOP;
> FOR v_row IN EXECUTE 'SELECT parent_ID, name FROM akh_build WHERE ID = ' ||
> quote_literal(v_parent_ID) LOOP
> return next v_row;
> v_parent_ID= v_row.parent_ID;
> END LOOP;
> FOR and WHILE results differ
Well, sure. They are supposed to.
> While docs says:
> 38.6.4. Looping Through Query Results
> ....
> This is like the previous form, except that the source query is specified as
> a string expression, which is evaluated and replanned on each entry to the
> FOR loop
It is evaluated when starting the loop, not each time around the body
of the loop. I can hardly even imagine what the semantics you suggest
would be like.
regards, tom lane
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