Hi Jason,
thanks, for the reply. Tried that one but still getting an error
Unable to identify an operator + for types timestamp without time zone
and text ....
Alex
Jason Godden wrote:
>Hi Alex,
>
>If you want to achieve say '360 min' as the string you will have use
>concatenation:
>
>FOR myRec IN SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE job_end + ($1::text || '' Min'') >
>now LOOP
>
>The syntax is SQL rather than PHP-like.
>
>Rgds,
>
>Jason
>
>On Thu, 6 Nov 2003 03:13 pm, Alex wrote:
>
>
>>Hi,
>>I have a problem with quoting in one of my functions:
>>
>>now TIMESTAMP := ''now'';
>>FOR myRec IN SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE job_end + ''360 Min'' > now LOOP
>>
>>I want to replace the 360 with the contents of a passed value
>>
>>but for some reason I can't quote it. ... job_end + ''$1 Min'' does not
>>work.
>>
>>Could anyone help me out here ?
>>
>>
>>On the subject:
>>The whole quoting in PLPGSQL seems to create many people a headache...
>>is there any plan to make it a bit more user friendly?
>>
>>Thanks
>>Alx
>>
>>
>>
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