MOVE BACKWARD ALL IN my_cursor inside of function?

From: "Michael R(dot) Marshall" <mklmrzl(at)yahoo(dot)com>
To: pgsql-novice(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: MOVE BACKWARD ALL IN my_cursor inside of function?
Date: 2005-07-15 02:03:49
Message-ID: 42D71985.4070002@yahoo.com
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Is there a syntactically correct way to open a cursor inside of a user
defined function... and then use "MOVE" to move backward or forward
within it?

I keep trying something like:

MOVE BACKWARD ALL IN _history;

but I keep getting a syntax error when I call the query, thusly:

ERROR: syntax error at or near "$1" at character 23
QUERY: MOVE BACKWARD ALL IN $1

any suggestions are appreciated... not even sure if this allowed inside
a function. note: i have no problems at all when I enter the examples
from the documentation interactively using psql--this error only occurs
for me inside my functions.

I hope there's a smarter/better way for me move back to the beginning of
my cursors without having to close/open them again...

thanks!

-marshall.

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