Vadim Mikheev wrote:
>
> Hannu Krosing wrote:
> >
> > but functions still dont work:
> >
> > hannu=> create table test1 (a text, b text,
> > hannu-> check (trim(a) <> '' or trim(b) <> ''));
> > ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "trim"
>
> TRIM is keyword, not a function...
> We have to copy some lines in gram.y
Wow! is this standard ?
I found the function trim by doing 'select oprname from pg_oper'
and tested it as follows:
hannu=> select trim(' x ');
btrim
-----
x
(1 row)
why is the column called btrim ?
some rewrite magic in parser ?
If it must stay a keyword, then perhaps we should remove the proc ?
> Real functions are working...
yep! Thanks:
create table test2(a text,b text, check (btrim(a) <> '' or btrim(b) <>
''));
does work ;)
Hannu
