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pá 29. 7. 2022 v 4:57 odesílatel Bryn Llewellyn <bryn@xxxxxxxxxxxx> napsal:

This isn't a bug.

It's actually a feature…

Having said that, there are certainly aspects of what happens when in plpgsql that don't have a lot of justification other than being implementation artifacts…

Thanks, Tom. I'll take your « aspects of… plpgsql [are simply] implementation artifacts » to mean that my hope to understand what is checked at "create or replace <my subprogram>" time and what is checked first at runtime is futile.

There does seem to be a general rule. But, as my example shows, there are exceptions to the rule. And it's impossible to make a simple user-facing statement of what determines "exceptional" status.

I suppose that the conclusion is clear: you can't be sure that a subprogram is good until every single code path (in the basic block coverage sense of this) has been tested. But, anyway, it was ever thus. (Error-free compilation never did guarantee error-free runtime outcomes.)

plpgsql_check https://github.com/okbob/plpgsql_check can help with it. It does full static (without execution) analyze

Regards

Pavel



I'll call this "case closed" then.

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