Oh my god,
It's so simple and I'm spend a lot of time in this problem.
And the bad news for me is that this was all the time in the Postgres Document.
Thank very much Oliver.
:-) Altought this, I want to sugest to add a session in Pl/pgSQL documentation, a "command reference"
like the SQL commands reference with brief description of the sintax and a link to the
proper location in atual document section for a detailed behavior.
I say this, because I think sometimes are hard to find the desired information in the doc.
Thanks a lot.
Oliver Elphick wrote:
On Wed, 2005-12-14 at 17:05 -0200, Luiz K. Matsumura wrote:
Hi, I have a similar case
but instead of the statement
PERFORM * FROM temp_table; -- without this line no problems
I have a SELECT INTO inside the plpgsql function
SELECT * INTO rec FROM temp_table;
That return the same error as Tjibbe got.
I try to use something like
EXEC 'SELECT * INTO rec FROM temp_table';
But I now postgres (8.1.1) returns a error
EXEC of SELECT ... INTO is not implemented yet.
You have the syntax wrong. It is:
EXECUTE command-string [ INTO target ];
In your case, that is:
EXECUTE 'SELECT * FROM temp_table' INTO rec;
so that the INTO phrase is outside the string.