From 42dd5063c7345e8878635d9d9820fc4780c96f9d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Daniel Gustafsson Date: Wed, 15 Oct 2025 15:16:31 +0200 Subject: [PATCH v3 2/4] Standardize capitalization of procedural languages in featurematrix Constistently use PL/pgSQL, PL/Python and PL/Perl throughout the featurematrix. Author: Daniel Gustafsson Discussion: https://postgr.es/m/0781CAB9-187C-42C6-BB66-F82F66591F92@yesql.se --- data/featurematrix.yaml | 66 ++++++++++++++++++++--------------------- 1 file changed, 33 insertions(+), 33 deletions(-) diff --git a/data/featurematrix.yaml b/data/featurematrix.yaml index 2a069b37..e0a20466 100644 --- a/data/featurematrix.yaml +++ b/data/featurematrix.yaml @@ -1563,7 +1563,7 @@ featurematrix: description: adds support for a boolean expression to be checked if a trigger should be fired or not Procedural Languages: - - name: CASE in pl/pgsql + - name: CASE in PL/pgSQL versions: '8.4': 'Yes' description: allows the use of CASE as a conditional expression in addition to @@ -1576,51 +1576,51 @@ featurematrix: versions: '9.5': 'Yes' url: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.5/static/sql-createtransform.html - - name: DO statement for pl/perl + - name: DO statement for PL/Perl versions: '9.0': 'Yes' - description: allows the execution of anonymous code blocks in pl/perl - - name: DO statement for pl/pgsql + description: allows the execution of anonymous code blocks in PL/Perl + - name: DO statement for PL/pgSQL versions: '9.0': 'Yes' - description: allows the execution of anonymous code blocks in pl/pgsql + description: allows the execution of anonymous code blocks in PL/pgSQL - name: EXCEPTION support in PL/pgSQL versions: '8.1': 'Yes' - description: full exception handling support in pl/pgsql + description: full exception handling support in PL/pgSQL - name: EXECUTE USING in PL/pgSQL versions: '8.4': 'Yes' description: '' - - name: FOREACH IN ARRAY in pl/pgsql + - name: FOREACH IN ARRAY in PL/pgSQL versions: '9.1': 'Yes' description: This is more efficient and readable than previous methods of iterating through the elements of an array value. - - name: IN/OUT/INOUT parameters for pl/pgsql and PL/SQL + - name: IN/OUT/INOUT parameters for PL/pgSQL and PL/SQL versions: '8.1': 'Yes' description: '' - name: Named parameters versions: '8.1': 'Yes' - description: allows the use of named parameters in pl/pgsql + description: allows the use of named parameters in PL/pgSQL - name: Non-superuser language creation versions: '8.3': 'Yes' description: database owners can now create trusted languages - - name: pl/pgsql installed by default + - name: PL/pgSQL installed by default versions: '9.0': 'Yes' - description: pl/pgsql is now installed by default in all newly created database + description: PL/pgSQL is now installed by default in all newly created database - name: Polymorphic functions versions: '8.1': 'Yes' description: '' - - name: Python 3 support for pl/python + - name: Python 3 support for PL/Python versions: '9.0': 'Yes' - description: support for Python 3 in pl/python + description: support for Python 3 in PL/Python - name: 'Qualified function parameters ' versions: '8.3': 'Yes' @@ -1630,25 +1630,25 @@ featurematrix: '14': 'Yes' description: The `RETURN QUERY` directive in PL/pgSQL supports executing queries with parallelism. - - name: RETURN QUERY in pl/pgsql + - name: RETURN QUERY in PL/pgSQL versions: '8.3': 'Yes' - description: simply way to return the result of an arbitrary query in pl/pgsql + description: simple way to return the result of an arbitrary query in PL/pgSQL - name: ROWS and COST specification for functions versions: '8.3': 'Yes' description: CPU costs and the number of expected rows can now be specified for procedural functions to give better hints to the planner - - name: Scrollable and updatable cursor support for pl/pgsql + - name: Scrollable and updatable cursor support for PL/pgSQL versions: '8.3': 'Yes' - description: support for scroll- and updatable cursors in pl/pgsql functions - - name: SQLERRM/SQLSTATE for pl/pgsql + description: support for scroll- and updatable cursors in PL/pgSQL functions + - name: SQLERRM/SQLSTATE for PL/pgSQL versions: '8.1': 'Yes' description: allows simple access to the SQL error state and the associated error text if an exception happened - - name: Unicode object support in PL/python + - name: Unicode object support in PL/Python versions: '9.0': 'Yes' description: '' @@ -1656,10 +1656,10 @@ featurematrix: versions: '8.4': 'Yes' description: allows to generate user defined exceptions through RAISE - - name: Validator function for pl/perl + - name: Validator function for PL/Perl versions: '8.1': 'Yes' - description: compile time validation of pl/pgsql code + description: compile time validation of PL/pgSQL code Extensions: - name: CREATE EXTENSION .. CASCADE versions: @@ -2016,9 +2016,9 @@ legacymap: # This maps old id based URLs to the new titles and will generate re 4: Heap Only Tuples (HOT) 8: Asynchronous Commit 11: Distributed checkpointing - 13: Scrollable and updatable cursor support for pl/pgsql + 13: Scrollable and updatable cursor support for PL/pgSQL 14: ROWS and COST specification for functions - 15: SQLERRM/SQLSTATE for pl/pgsql + 15: SQLERRM/SQLSTATE for PL/pgSQL 19: EUC_JIS_2004/ SHIFT_JIS_2004 support 20: Per function GUC settings 24: Partial sort capability (top-n sorting) @@ -2044,10 +2044,10 @@ legacymap: # This maps old id based URLs to the new titles and will generate re 67: IPv6 Support 68: Inlining of SQL-functions 73: Statement level triggers - 78: RETURN QUERY in pl/pgsql + 78: RETURN QUERY in PL/pgSQL 79: 'Qualified function parameters ' - 80: IN/OUT/INOUT parameters for pl/pgsql and PL/SQL - 82: Validator function for pl/perl + 80: IN/OUT/INOUT parameters for PL/pgSQL and PL/SQL + 82: Validator function for PL/Perl 83: Named parameters 84: EXCEPTION support in PL/pgSQL 85: Polymorphic functions @@ -2064,7 +2064,7 @@ legacymap: # This maps old id based URLs to the new titles and will generate re 127: tsearch2 compatibility wrapper 128: Statement level TRUNCATE triggers 129: EXECUTE USING in PL/pgSQL - 130: CASE in pl/pgsql + 130: CASE in PL/pgSQL 133: Database level Collation 135: Hashing support for DISTINCT/UNION/INTERSECT/EXCEPT 136: RETURNS TABLE @@ -2088,10 +2088,10 @@ legacymap: # This maps old id based URLs to the new titles and will generate re 163: Deferrable unique constraints 165: XML, JSON and YAML output for EXPLAIN 166: Default permissions - 167: DO statement for pl/pgsql + 167: DO statement for PL/pgSQL 168: GRANT/REVOKE ON ALL TABLES/SEQUENCES/FUNCTIONS 170: Per user/database server configuration settings - 171: Unicode object support in PL/python + 171: Unicode object support in PL/Python 175: dblink asynchronous notification support 176: Spinlock support for the SuperH hardware platform 178: WHEN clause for CREATE TRIGGER @@ -2100,9 +2100,9 @@ legacymap: # This maps old id based URLs to the new titles and will generate re 181: EXPLAIN (BUFFERS) support 183: Large object access controls 184: Search+bind mode operation for LDAP authentication - 185: pl/pgsql installed by default - 186: DO statement for pl/perl - 187: Python 3 support for pl/python + 185: PL/pgSQL installed by default + 186: DO statement for PL/Perl + 187: Python 3 support for PL/Python 188: Hot Standby 189: Typed tables 190: Payload support for LISTEN/NOTIFY @@ -2125,7 +2125,7 @@ legacymap: # This maps old id based URLs to the new titles and will generate re 213: ALTER TABLE ... ADD UNIQUE/PRIMARY KEY USING INDEX 214: Foreign keys marked as NOT VALID 215: Triggers on views - 216: FOREACH IN ARRAY in pl/pgsql + 216: FOREACH IN ARRAY in PL/pgSQL 217: Index-only scans 218: Multi-core scalability for read-only workloads 219: Cascading streaming replication -- 2.39.3 (Apple Git-146)