eful. This allows indices to be built upon the results of functions. In
one case this proved to be tremendously fast compared to using lower(foo)
dynamically. lower(foo) will always return the same value, as would the
original poster's.
But I digress.
Alex
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And if you are concerned about the query's cost vs its actual output
(you weren't clear in your original message), there is the 'iscachable'
pragma for functions.
Alex
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lly, this really isn't a question
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Alex
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On Tue, Mar 09, 2004 at 07:33:31PM -0500, Alex J. Avriette wrote:
> the postgres distribution. Additionally, this really isn't a question
> for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Meep, my apologies, this wasn't sent to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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