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Josh Berkus wrote:
The difference with currency would be the lack of a fixed conversion for
different units.For example, you can:
You're mixing up quite a lot of stuff here.
10m == 1000cm
This is just what I considered forbidden to be included in that "unit-ed
type" in my previous mail. c = c
Karel, Andreas,
> > My idea is special internal API that will usable for new datetypes
> > programming if type is defined as "numeric + symbol", for example things
> > like speed, weight, currency.. etc.
>
> A type consisting of value and unit probably makes pgsql even more first
> choice for tech
Ivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Error occurs when do
> select * from "test"('secon')
Ah. I was trying "select test('foo')" which does work. Will look at
it.
regards, tom lane
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Hello Tom,
Tuesday, September 21, 2004, 6:17:37 PM, you wrote:
TL> Ivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> Suppose we have sql function which returns composite type.
>> When such function's last select statement doesn't return any row
>> error occurs -
>> ERROR: function returning row cannot return
Ivan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Suppose we have sql function which returns composite type.
> When such function's last select statement doesn't return any row
> error occurs -
> ERROR: function returning row cannot return null value.
Works for me (tested in 7.4.5 and CVS tip).
Hello,
Suppose we have sql function which returns composite type.
When such function's last select statement doesn't return any row
error occurs -
ERROR: function returning row cannot return null value.
But if we use similar function that returns set of same type
error not occurs.
Example:
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