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User-defined types and indices

От
Adriaan Joubert
Дата:
Hi,

    I defined a new type, and it is essential that I am able to use it in
an index. This seems to require a bit more than just having the
comparison operators. On the create index page it seems that it is
necessary to define an *_ops class for the new type, but I have no idea
how I go about this. I have looked at the folowing system tables

pg_am
pg_amop
pg_opclass
pg_operator

but have no idea how I go about inserting the new type into these
classes.

I have operators for <, <=, =, <>, > and >= defined and they work fine,
so I think it should be possible to define a btree. I did not define
HASH or any of that stuff when defining the operators as I wasn't too
sure what that implied.

I'd really appreciate any hints on this one.


Thanks in advance,

Adriaan

Re: [GENERAL] User-defined types and indices

От
Adriaan Joubert
Дата:
>
>         I defined a new type, and it is essential that I am able to use it in
> an index. This seems to require a bit more than just having the
> comparison operators. On the create index page it seems that it is
> necessary to define an *_ops class for the new type, but I have no idea
> how I go about this. I have looked at the folowing system tables
>
> pg_am
> pg_amop
> pg_opclass
> pg_operator
>

Aaah, grepping through the sgml doc stuff I finally found something that
looks as if it explains what I want! Sorry for the bandwith.

Adriaan