Andrew.
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NT(*) FROM t2 WHERE t2.f2=$1;
' LANGUAGE 'SQL';
Then you should be able to:
SELECT f1, count_subs(f1) FROM t1;
Hope that helps,
Andrew.
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D or GPL in ways that I wouldn't dream of tying
myself to a commercial product. Also, most of my experience with
databases is with non-SQL ones, where extensions are just the whole 4GL
/ query language :-)
Are functions not available in other SQL dialects?
Cheers,
x27; topic='$topic2' body='$body2' person='$person2'
> id2='$id';" );
UPDATE news SET date='$date', topic='$topic', body='$body',
person='$person' WHERE date='$date2' AND topic='$topic2' AND
bod
onventions to US conventions.
I suspect this is Debian specific.
Perhaps there should be a way of setting the conventions side of things
in the /etc/postgresql/postmaster.init like there is a way of setting
the format?
Regards,
Andrew.
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FROM article ORDER BY id DESC LIMIT 1;
Since that will use an index on article.id if article is a big table, has been
vacuum analyzed, and has an index available.
Regards,
Andrew.
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