Spencer Pearson <crzybggr@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > The way I understand the code, tuples stored in tuplestores do not also > store the TupleDesc or a way to access the original table the tuple came > from. This - again, as I understand the code - would make it impossible to > know what types of attributes are stored in the tuple. I think there are two different questions there. 1. A tuplestore has an associated TupleDesc, which must describe all tuples stored into the tuplestore. The individual tuples aren't individually self-describing, but the information as to what columns they contain is certainly available. 2. While the TupleDesc only explicitly describes the "user" columns, actual practice is that we store MinimalTuples, which don't include any system columns and particularly not tableoid. So no, there's no automatic solution for what you want. But perhaps you could carry the tableoid as a "user" column that's explicitly present in the stored tuples. 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
