In article <609bf3ce079445569fc0d047a5c81...@andrusnotebook>,
"Andrus" writes:
> Database column contains merge data in text column.
> Expressions are between << and >> separators.
> How to replace them with database values ?
> For example, code below should return:
> Hello Tom Lane!
> How to
Since you pretty much invented your own language
Expressions are in PostgreSql syntax.
I expected that there is some way to force PostgreSql to evaluate them at
runtime using something like pgsql EXECUTE
For example,
'Hello <>!'
should be converted (inverted) to
'Hello ' || firstname||' '||l
On 28 Mar 2010, at 19:43, Andrus wrote:
> Database column contains merge data in text column.
> Expressions are between << and >> separators.
> How to replace them with database values ?
>
> For example, code below should return:
>
> Hello Tom Lane!
>
> How to implement textmerge procedure or o
Database column contains merge data in text column.
Expressions are between << and >> separators.
How to replace them with database values ?
For example, code below should return:
Hello Tom Lane!
How to implement textmerge procedure or other idea ?
Andrus.
create temp table person ( firstname
