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Re: Seamless replacement to MySQL's GROUP_CONCAT function...

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Ahh! I was looking for that in the documentation!! I believe that is not mentioned on the function documentation page. I had tried ANY that works for other SQLs, but it had barfed on it. Let me test it and post the more efficient code, if it works...

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On 08/05/2013 01:04 PM, Alvaro Herrera wrote:
> immersive.excel@xxxxxxxxx escribió:
>
>>     Note: I found some close-but-no cigar aggregates shared online, but
>>     they would not accept integer arguments, nor would they handle the
>>     optionally furnished delimiter. People would suggesting casting the
>>     argument to the pseudo-GROUP_CONCAT. Again: Rewrite perhaps hundreds
>>     of queries?<br>
> I don't think you need all the variations; you should be able to make
> them all work with a single set of functions, taking ANYELEMENT instead
> of text/int8/int4 etc.
>
>


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