alias <postgres.rocks@gmail.com> writes:
> create domain isodow as integer check(value between 1 and 7);
> create function testcast(in a timestamptz ,out isodow)
> as $$ select extract(dow from a ) $$ language sql;
> CREATE CAST (timestamptz AS isodow) WITH FUNCTION testcast(timestamptz) AS
> ASSIGNMENT;
For me, on either v14 or v15 that draws an informative warning:
WARNING: cast will be ignored because the target data type is a domain
and that makes it unsurprising that this fails:
=# select '2022-04-23 19:00:01 +5:30'::timestamptz::isodow;
ERROR: cannot cast type timestamp with time zone to isodow
LINE 1: select '2022-04-23 19:00:01 +5:30'::timestamptz::isodow;
^
I don't see any difference in behavior between v13, v14, v15
on this. The test case fails outright before v13, because
older versions wouldn't do the implied cast here:
=# create function testcast(in a timestamptz ,out isodow)
as $$ select extract(dow from a ) $$ language sql;
ERROR: return type mismatch in function declared to return isodow
DETAIL: Actual return type is double precision.
CONTEXT: SQL function "testcast"
but with that corrected, the warning appears at least back to v10.
regards, tom lane