Error when assigning default value for function parameter

You can't use default values in a function, that option is available
as of version 8.4. You are using 8.3.

Regards,
Frank

Op 4 aug 2009, om 19:16 heeft Gert het volgende geschreven:

I'm a bit in the dark:
I use Windows XP
I use pgAdmin ver 1.8.4
I use PostGres 8.3.6

All the documentation points out that it is allowed to assign default
values to parameters, but I get a syntax error here.

I would appreciate feedback.

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION myfunc(a integer , b integer DEFAULT 100)
RETURNS INTEGER AS $$
select 200;
$$ language sql;

ERROR: syntax error at or near "DEFAULT"
LINE 1: ...TE OR REPLACE FUNCTION ___myfunc(a int, b integer DEFAULT
10...

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Frank Heikens
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Hello

2009/8/4 Gert <gert.conradie@gmail.com>:

I'm a bit in the dark:
I use Windows XP
I use pgAdmin ver 1.8.4
I use PostGres 8.3.6

You have to upgrade to 8.4. Default parameter's values are implemented in 8.4.

regards
Pavel Stehule

Thanks Pavel & Frank.

Installed version 8.4, work perfect.

Apologies. I did check ver 8.3 documentation earlier as well, but can
confirm that I clearly read what I wanted to hear, and not what was
actually there.

Thanks again!