ANYELEMENT only matches scalar types. I don't think we have any support
for accepting an arbitrary row type as a function argument. There's
been some speculation about allowing RECORD to do that, but it's not
done.
OK, that clears it up. RECORD would actually do nicely. Right now I'll be
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"Peter Zeltins" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm trying to write a stored proc (in pl/Pgl) that can accept rowtypes =
> as arguments:
> CREATE or replace FUNCTION www_get_data(user_id "varchar", objectname =
> "varchar", operation "varchar", primarykeyvalue anyelement, rowvalue =
> anyelement)
>
I'm trying to write a stored proc (in pl/Pgl) that
can accept rowtypes as arguments:
CREATE or replace FUNCTION www_get_data(user_id
"varchar", objectname "varchar", operation "varchar", primarykeyvalue
anyelement, rowvalue anyelement) RETURNS SETOF varchar[]
AS...
Whenever I try to t
