Thanks for the quick response!
> Really, you'd be better off using one of the more interpreted languages
> for this specific task though.
Was afraid someone would say that. Time to polish up those tarnished
perl skills ;)
Matt
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Matt wrote:
So, two questions:
1. Is there a better way of getting arbitrary columns from a record?
Not really.
2. If not, will I run into problems with the name of the temporary table
if two processes call this function at the same time, or are temp names
unique to the particular session?
Temporar
Hi,
I'm sure this has been asked before, but my searches haven't come up
with an example.
I'm writing a generic trigger function called from different tables in
plpgsql that needs to get the value of the primary key column from OLD.
I can find out the pkey column name by querying the system tabl
