On Sat, Jun 2, 2012 at 1:05 PM, idc danny <idcdanny@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi all,
> I got 2 complementary functions, which will do opposite things.
> 1 - CombineStrings(stringarray character varying[]) RETURNS character
> varying
> This one will take as parameter an array of strings and will return a string
> with some formatted information inside
> 2- SplitString2Array(stringtosplit character varying) RETURNS character
> varying[]
> This one will take as parameter a formatted string and will return an array
> of string
>
> The following is true, both works just fine :
> select SplitString2Array(CombineStrings(ARRAY['abba', 'queen']))
> will return {'abba', 'queen'}
>
> Now, if I want do do the following:
> select CombineStrings(ARRAY[SplitString2Array("SomeTextColumn"), 'New string
> to add']) from "SomeTable"
> i get the following error:
> array value must start with "{" or dimension information
>
> What am I doing wrong, I am feeling I still don't get the array
> fundamentals. My goal is to add to inside formatted information in the
> column "SomeTextColumn" my new string 'New string to add' in the same manner
> if I would been used the following:
> Insert into "SomeTable"("SomeTextColumn") values
> (CombineString(ARRAY['abba', 'queen', 'New string to add']))
It sounds like one or both of your functions have a bug in them, but
without knowing what they're supposed to do or seeing the source code,
it's pretty hard to guess what it might be.
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Robert Haas
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