On Tue, Aug 02, 2005 at 01:52:41PM +0300, in-consulting.net wrote:
> I'm using a type defined by me: output_mt, on the function
> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION happy()
> RETURNS SETOF output_mt AS....
> and when I want to initialize from another function:
> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION msg()
> RETURNS output_mt AS....
> as: output_mt=msg();
> it gaves me:
> WARNING: plpgsql: ERROR during compile of happy near line xx
> ERROR: parse error at or near "output_mt".
> Why is this working on version 8.0 with windows and not on version 7.3.2 on linux, how can I solve this problem, do I need a cast or something ?
Could we see a complete example? It would be easier to say what
the problem is if we could see the actual code and an unedited error
message.
Is output_mt a composite type? 8.0 does have better support for
composite types than previous versions; it also has better syntax
checking for PL/pgSQL functions.
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Michael Fuhr
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