But I really don't know whether this could be practically
possible. I'm not too effluent in c, so I wanted to ask before I start to
write code and duplicate something that already exists....
Thanks a lot,
Jeroen
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Jeroen Schaap.I was dreaming of guitar
Herouth, thanks a lot for your answer. But I'm afraid I was rather unclear.
On 09-Jun-99 Herouth Maoz wrote:
> At 10:13 +0300 on 09/06/1999, Jeroen Schaap wrote:
>> Do you know of any way to generally convert arrays into query results?
>>
>> I know it is better to
nto a table? Should I
write a function or a C-function?
Thanks a lot,
Jeroen
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Bruce Momjian wrote:
>
> > Brook Milligan wrote:
> > >
> > >[jeroen@rulgfu sql]$ psql -f test.sql
> > >insert into testfile values (lo_import('test.sql'));
> > >ERROR: be_lo_import: can't open unix file"test.sql"
> > >
> > > Isn't the problem that the backend
Bruce Momjian wrote:
> > >[jeroen@rulgfu sql]$ psql -f test.sql
> > >insert into testfile values (lo_import('test.sql'));
> > >ERROR: be_lo_import: can't open unix file"test.sql"
> > >
> > > Isn't the problem that the backend expects test.sql to be in the data
Brook Milligan wrote:
>
>[jeroen@rulgfu sql]$ psql -f test.sql
>insert into testfile values (lo_import('test.sql'));
>ERROR: be_lo_import: can't open unix file"test.sql"
>
> Isn't the problem that the backend expects test.sql to be in the data
> directories s
