Table-valued functions are an awesome thing. Many databases support them in one way or another and so does PostgreSQL. In PostgreSQL, (almost) everything is a table. For instance, we can write: CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION f_1 (v1 INTEGER, v2 OUT INTEGER) AS $$ BEGIN v2 := v1; END $$ LANGUAGE plpgsql; ... and believe it … Continue reading PostgreSQL’s Table-Valued Functions
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jOOQ Newsletter: February 26, 2014
Subscribe to the newsletter here Tweet of the Day Our followers, users and customers are shouting their love for jOOQ to the world. Here are: Ben Hood who is constantly discovering new useful features in jOOQ. https://twitter.com/0x6e6562/status/436753836540452864 Antoine Comte who is skipping MyBatis to jump directly to jOOQ (in French) https://twitter.com/comte_a/status/433699690069385216 Both guys are absolutely right, of … Continue reading jOOQ Newsletter: February 26, 2014