Artacus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a function random(int, int) that returns a random value between
> $1 and $2. I want to use it in a query to generate values. But it only
> evaluates once per query and not once per row like I need it to.
> -- This always returns the same value
> SELECT ts.sis_id, bldg_id, f_name.name, l_name.name
> FROM tmp_students ts
> JOIN names AS f_name ON
> ts.gender = f_name.gender
> WHERE f_name.counter = random(1,300)
You haven't really explained what your problem is, but offhand I'd
expect random() to be evaluated once per f_name row here. What are
you looking for?
regards, tom lane
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