List of Functions

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#1Rob Stone
robs@parklane.com.au

I have no idea if this is the correct list to use.

How do you obtain a list of the functions and their argument lists that have
been created on a Postgres database?

I have tried searching various lists and archives plus the documentation.
All I want to find is a list of:-

Function name return value arguments.

After you run the "create or replace" script, this data has to be saved
somewhere. Just the name of the table would do.

Thanks,
Robert Stone

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#2Dinesh Pandey
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In reply to: Rob Stone (#1)
Re: List of Functions

\df
\df functionname

Thanks
Dinesh Pandey
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Subject: [GENERAL] List of Functions

I have no idea if this is the correct list to use.

How do you obtain a list of the functions and their argument lists that have
been created on a Postgres database?

I have tried searching various lists and archives plus the documentation.
All I want to find is a list of:-

Function name return value arguments.

After you run the "create or replace" script, this data has to be saved
somewhere. Just the name of the table would do.

Thanks,
Robert Stone

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#3Oleg Bartunov
oleg@sai.msu.su
In reply to: Dinesh Pandey (#2)
Re: List of Functions

On Thu, 21 Apr 2005, Dinesh Pandey wrote:

\df
\df functionname

also, \df function*

Thanks
Dinesh Pandey
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Subject: [GENERAL] List of Functions

I have no idea if this is the correct list to use.

How do you obtain a list of the functions and their argument lists that have
been created on a Postgres database?

I have tried searching various lists and archives plus the documentation.
All I want to find is a list of:-

Function name return value arguments.

After you run the "create or replace" script, this data has to be saved
somewhere. Just the name of the table would do.

Thanks,
Robert Stone

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