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All the online resources I've found so far indicate that the way to call a function is through a query, eg, SELECT myFunction(parameter) Is there a PostgreSQL equivalent for the MS EXECUTE or Oracle's CALL? |
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All the online resources I've found so far indicate that the way to call a function is through a query, eg, SELECT myFunction(parameter) Is there a PostgreSQL equivalent for the MS EXECUTE or Oracle's CALL? |
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Il 15/06/2010 5.23, Soral42 ha scritto: All the online resources I've found so far indicate that the way to call a function is through a query, eg, SELECT myFunction(parameter) Is there a PostgreSQL equivalent for the MS EXECUTE or Oracle's CALL? Perhaps PERFORM could be of your interest: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/static/plpgsql- statements.html#PLPGSQL-STATEMENTS-SQL-NORESULT |
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Il 15/06/2010 5.23, Soral42 ha scritto: All the online resources I've found so far indicate that the way to call a function is through a query, eg, SELECT myFunction(parameter) Is there a PostgreSQL equivalent for the MS EXECUTE or Oracle's CALL? Perhaps PERFORM could be of your interest: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/8.3/s...S-SQL-NORESULT |
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