Re: [GENERAL] Function to Table reference

2010-04-30 Thread Tom Lane
Tim Landscheidt writes: > (anonymous) wrote: >> Is there a way to find which functions are being used by table. >> Ex :- If there are functions fnc_a, fnc_b, fnc_c and table A is used in >> fnc_a and fnc_c, How can we find that ? can you please help? > Basically, you can't. Functions are more

Re: [GENERAL] Function to Table reference

2010-04-30 Thread akp geek
got it.. Thank you On Fri, Apr 30, 2010 at 12:17 PM, Tim Landscheidt wrote: > (anonymous) wrote: > > > Is there a way to find which functions are being used by table. > > Ex :- If there are functions fnc_a, fnc_b, fnc_c and table A is used > in > > fnc_a and fnc_c, How can we find that ? ca

Re: [GENERAL] Function to Table reference

2010-04-30 Thread Tim Landscheidt
(anonymous) wrote: > Is there a way to find which functions are being used by table. > Ex :- If there are functions fnc_a, fnc_b, fnc_c and table A is used in > fnc_a and fnc_c, How can we find that ? can you please help? Basically, you can't. Functions are more or less black boxes to Postgre

[GENERAL] Function to Table reference

2010-04-30 Thread akp geek
Hi All - Is there a way to find which functions are being used by table. Ex :- If there are functions fnc_a, fnc_b, fnc_c and table A is used in fnc_a and fnc_c, How can we find that ? can you please help? regards