Re: BUG #18793: PLpgSQL Function Returning Type of Table is not match for varchar(n) data type via Return Query

First of all, I want to show the subject from a different perspective. The situation I am experiencing is a short summary of this perspective. In my development environment, the Varchar(n) type is normally displayed as an "Application Interface - Grid Display" up to the 254 character limit. If the Varchar(indeterminate length) case is the case, the data remains embedded in a "Memo pre-declaration" definition. In other words, the user cannot view the data directly.

* I’ll wait for a “minimal reproducer” to dive into specifics if there are still questions. : Do I need to provide you with examples on this or a remote connection for my own development environment? I can collaborate as you need.

* If the absence of the typmod as it is called (the (n)) is a problem there isn’t a change forthcoming to rework that part of the system. It’s a limitation we are living with. : As far as I can see, no changes or updates are planned for the current situation and the current situation will continue as it is..

Thank you for the explanations and information. Although I find your answers convincing; I still can't understand why I can't get the desired result from the Varchar(n) type, whose -max- length I explicitly specified in the "Returns Table" statement.