Reputation: 1567
I have this function which has been translated from oracle to postgres:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION myblah ( values TEXT[], evalues TEXT[], p_pid bigint, c_id bigint, pr_id bigint, p_name TEXT, p_use text default 'N')
RETURNS VOID
AS $body$
and I am trying to call this function in order to test. But I am having issue inserting the array parameter, unsure of the syntax and cannot find anything to show me.
for example I am trying this but it is not acceptable syntax:
select myblah (TEXT['hello','whynot','jasmine'], 43423, 434234,534534,'fggffgfg','N');
the error is
ERROR: syntax error at or near ","
LINE 1: select myblah(TEXT['hello','whynot','jasmin...
however removing the ',' does not work
Upvotes: 1
Views: 364
Reputation: 248215
As the documentation will tell you, there are two options:
'{string 1,string 2}'
or
ARRAY['string1', 'string 2']
Upvotes: 1
Reputation:
You need the array
keyword:
select myblah (array['hello','whynot','jasmine'], 43423, 434234,534534,'fggffgfg','N');
Upvotes: 2