On Wed, Jan 26, 2005 at 10:42:07PM +0100, Pavel Stehule wrote:
> Hello,
>
> this is questions for hackers. Is possible put SRF functions more
> informations about context of calling SRF function? Not now. I
> know, but in future. For example: I have heavy SRF function which
> returns more thausand records, but returned set is filtered WHERE
> and limit clause. If I have informations about context, I can use
> this filters inside functions. Example dbilink, or other links
> based on perl DBI and SRF.
Are you using DBI-Link? If so, how? Have you found bugs or features
(apart from the ones you bring up here) that you would like to have?
> If I construct persistent links, I haven't easy posibility check
> some limits for query and I have to return all result. Do You think
> about it? Or its Posible. Without its isn't posible create
> efective solution for creating persistent link to other databases,
> or other external sources. SRF don't need knows complet parsed SQL,
> but only filters related to SRF function. I can use params for SRF
> function, but its not too much usefull.
>
> sample: srf returns email messages saved in some central archive.
> create view mailitems as select * from srf_readmails();
>
> std. using: select * from mailitems where to like '%.test.cz';
>
> I think this "implicit" parameters can be carry to function on
> demand (similar triggers).
>
> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION srf_readmails() RETURNS SETOF RECORD AS $$
> $filters = $_TD->{filters}
> $$ LANGUAGE plperl WITH CONTEXT;
This would be really great. As I understand it, in the current
implementation, by the time a RULE kicks in, the WHERE clause is
unavailable.
Could it be made available?
Cheers,
D
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