Re: indexes on varchar fields

From: "Peter Gibbs" <peter(at)emkel(dot)co(dot)za>
To: "\"Peter Nixon\"" <listuser(at)peternixon(dot)net>
Cc: <pgsql-general(at)postgresql(dot)org>
Subject: Re: indexes on varchar fields
Date: 2002-12-12 14:03:31
Message-ID: 025601c2a1e7$4111d440$0b01010a@emkel.co.za
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Peter Nixon wrote:

> radius=# create function testperltest3 (text) returns text as '
> radius'# my $datetime = $_[0];
> radius'# # Remove . from the start of time fields (routers that
have
> lost ntp timesync)
> radius'# $datetime =~ s/^\.*//;
> radius'# return $datetime;
> radius'# ' language 'plperl';
> CREATE FUNCTION
> radius=# select testperltest3('.16:46:02.356 EET Wed Dec 11 2002');
> testperltest3
> ---------------
>
> (1 row)

The backslash is being treated as an escape character by Postgres when the
function is created, and hence is not present in the actual function code.
Try doubling it.
--
Peter Gibbs
EmKel Systems

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