Another similar situation that I'll bring here first: I want to do:
SELECT createdid, eventresult FROM createvehiclesaleimport() er INTO targetid, evtresult; But this gives a function compilation error: ' "evtresult" is not a scalar variable ' createdid/targeted are boolean eventresult/evtresult are CompositeType createvehiclesaleimport() returns (Boolean, CompositeType) I can do: SELECT createdid, (eventresult).prop1, (eventresult).prop2 FROM createvehiclesaleimport() er INTO targetid, evtresult.prop1, evtresult.prop2 (with or without the 'er' alias) What's the magic syntax to allow me to chain "eventresult/evtresult" without having to explicitly address it's scalar components. This is different than the other situation in that the called function now returns both a scalar as well as a composite type whereas the other behavior occurred when the sole output for the called function was a compositetype. 9.0.3/plpgsql Thanks. David J -- Sent via pgsql-general mailing list (pgsql-general@postgresql.org) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-general
