John Lawler wrote:
> In MSSQL, I can write a stored procedure that
> does something like this:
>
> CREATE PROCEDURE test(
> @lookup char(50))
> WITH ENCRYPTION AS BEGIN
>
> -- ... a bunch of code to do some lookup, and then ...
>
> SELECT
> @Result1 AS Result1,
> @Result2 AS Result2,
> @Result3 AS Result3,
> @Result4 AS Result4
Not sure if this a function like this does everything you may want, but it may work for you.
Disclaimer: I have not actually used the proc with the "As" for the column names,
but I'd expect it "should" work.
CREATE FUNCTION "getlogdata"("int4", "int4", "int4", "int4") RETURNS "refcursor" AS '
DECLARE curs refcursor;
BEGIN
OPEN curs FOR
SELECT logdata.datavalue As Result1,logdata.timestamp As Result2
from logdata
where logfielddatatype = $1
and graphtargetlog = $2
and (timestamp >= $3 OR $3 = 0)
and (timestamp <= $4 OR $4 = 0)
order by timestamp;
RETURN curs;
END;
' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';
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