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Re: Custom type, operators and operator class not sorting/indexing correctly

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On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 10:48:09AM +0000, Roger Leigh wrote:
> Ah, thanks for the clarification.  So I need to use CREATE TYPE
> rather than CREATE DOMAIN.  Because I'm essentially just storing
> a text string with different operators, can I derive a type from
> TEXT (perhaps by reusing the same input, output, receive and send
> functions as TEXT?)  I saw the textsend and textreceive functions,
> which I assume are the appropriate functions for send and receive?
> Are there any for input and output which I may reuse?

Yes, you can copy all the existing attributes. Use:

select * from pg_type where typname='text';

To get the relevent info (upcoming 8.4 will have CREATE TYPE xxx
(LIKE=text) ). Lookup the citext project for an example.

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