Does your SRF function allow to return a setof composite data type
using C function? If so, how can I write such that C function? I
couldn't find any example or explanation so far. You referred dblink,
but in my understanding it does not have any function that returns a
setof composite data type.
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Tatsuo Ishii
> Attached is the script I've been using to test as I go. It shows the
> usage of SRFs in a variety of situations (note that the C function tests
> require contrib/dblink installed). There's also a description in one of
> my earlier posts. Here is a recap, edited to the latest reality:
>
> How it currently works:
> -----------------------
> 1. The SRF may be either marked as returning a set or not. A function
> not marked as returning a set simply produces one row.
>
> 2. The SRF may either return a base data type (e.g. TEXT) or a composite
> data type (e.g. pg_class). If the function returns a base data type, the
> single result column is named for the function. If the function returns
> a composite type, the result columns get the same names as the
> individual attributes of the type.
>
> 3. The SRF may be aliased in the FROM clause, but it also be left
> unaliased. If a function is used in the FROM clause with no alias, the
> function name is used as the relation name.
>
> Hope that's a start.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Joe
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