Calling Functions With OUT paramaters
I have a function definited as such:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION address_pkg.parse_zip(IN cpostal character varying, OUT czip character varying, OUT czip4 character varying) LANGUAGE plpgsql;
How does one call this from another plpgsql function? Currently, I am using something of the form:
SELECT * INTO cZip, cZip4 FROM Address_pkg.Parse_Zip(postal_code);
But, I am not a big fan of this. Is there another way?
On 29/02/2012 15:51, David Greco wrote:
I have a function definited as such:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION address_pkg.parse_zip(IN cpostal character
varying, OUT czip character varying, OUT czip4 character varying)
LANGUAGE plpgsql;How does one call this from another plpgsql function? Currently, I am
using something of the form:SELECT * INTO cZip, cZip4 FROM Address_pkg.Parse_Zip(postal_code);
But, I am not a big fan of this. Is there another way?
What's wrong with that?
But to answer your question, I don't think there is... within pl/pgsql
you have to SELECT INTO, or if you want to discard the result then you
do PERFORM instead.
Ray.
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