The following function doesn't work when called multiple times:
CREATE FUNCTION foo(INTEGER) RETURN BOOLEAN AS '
DECLARE
y INTEGER;
BEGIN
CREATE TEMP TABLE a (
x INTEGER
);
INSERT INTO a
VALUES (4);
SELECT INTO y x
FROM a;
DROP TABLE a;
RETURN TRUE;
END;
' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';
I understand that this is because the query plan uses the existing table
`a' repeatedly.
My questions:
* How can I make this work? Are temporary tables essentially useless
inside plpgsql functions?
* Does plpgsql support array constructs? How can I use one of these? How
can I use it in an IN clause? (Assume the array contained a list of
primary keys.)
* I've considered trying plperl, but I've seen no examples anywhere of how
to execute SQL queries inside plperl! Any pointers on documentation, or an
example, or anything? I've combed the search engines for a clue but
haven't found one.
I am using 7.1RC4. Thanks in advance for any tips!
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