In particular you'd want to use it to install the "unknown" function from unknown.pltcl. After that, the "unknown" function will be loaded automatically into new pltcl interpreters.
Is there a way to install my own "unkown" function, and to have it become permanant with no startup required? I don't think the loadmods functionality is what I need.
Right now, every PL/TCL proc loads libs using the source... command. This caused problems when we had to move them to another folder. If we had a single point of maintenance we wouldn't have had a problem. I think that the "unkown" command is the logical place to put such lib loading.
Sorry, don't know where to look in the docs for this sort PL/TCL stuff - I have various PG manuals and texts, but the docs on this level of PL/TCL is thin. Feel free to say, "Google XYZ and read it, then come back to me".
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