Hi, > The information you want is always returned from the query > as a row description message. This includes the type oid of > real and computed columns. > > See the RowDescription message on this page for details: Thanks for the reply. Note that is in fact RowDescription that PG'OCaml is already using to obtain the type oid of real and computed columns. The problem is that in some circumstances RowDescription does not provide a pg_class OID where I (naïvely perhaps) expect it. To be more precise, when issuing a SELECT for tables and views, the associated pg_class OID is always provided. Doing a SELECT on 'foobar' and 'foobar1' will work: CREATE TABLE foobar (quant int); CREATE VIEW foobar1 AS SELECT * FROM foobar; *However*, if I create a new type (which has an associated pg_class entry), and define a function which returns a SETOF that type, RowDescription will not tell me its OID. For example: CREATE TYPE foobar_t AS (quant int); CREATE FUNCTION foobar2 () RETURNS SETOF foobar_t AS 'SELECT * FROM foobar' LANGUAGE sql STABLE; Is this a bug or a conscious decision? And on the latter case, how can I retrieve the pg_class OID of foobar_t? Thanks again, Dario Teixeira -- Sent via pgsql-general mailing list (pgsql-general@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) To make changes to your subscription: http://www.postgresql.org/mailpref/pgsql-general
