On 2015-07-03 06:20:14 +0200, Pavel Stehule wrote: > I would to use it for controlling (enabling, disabling) CONTEXT in RAISE > statement in plpgsql. I am thinking so one option for this purpose is > enough, and I would not to add other option to specify LOG, CLIENT.
I don't think a plpgsql function should be able to suppress all context. From a security/debuggability POV that's a bad idea. The context messages are the only way right now to have any chance of tracing back what caused an error in a function because log_statements et al. will not show it.
It does it now. The context is not raised for exception raised by RAISE statement from PL/pgSQL - and I would to fix it. But sometimes the context is useless - for NOTICE level for example. I seen a strange workarounds - RAISE NOTIFY followed by PERFORM 10/0 to get a context from PLpgSQL call.