Carsten Kropf <ckropf2@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Thanks a lot so far. I adopted my structures and am now storing two fields (v_len_ and dimensions) and the storage is now working properly. If I now would try to combine two of these points to a range (like cube) including an upper and a lower bound n-dimensional point structure, I don't get the point how to achieve this. Well, you can either make that a separate data type with its own specialized functions for extracting the points, or you can make it into an array, or possibly a composite type (record). The example code seems to be headed towards the first of these but maybe you should consider the alternatives. The main problem with your example code seems to be that it's confusing a struct with a pointer to a struct. If you made the struct members be "struct PointND" rather than pointer to same, it would probably work, as long as points aren't actually variable-length. Otherwise you'd need to deal with the fact that "lower" isn't really at a fixed offset in the larger struct. regards, tom lane -- Sent via pgsql-general mailing list (pgsql-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-general
