从一个数据类型/record/row中解析它对应的列名
背景
从一个数据类型/record/row中解析它对应的列名,这个在触发器中封装SQL是非常有用的。
现在有这样的插件来帮助你完成这样的事情了。
http://api.pgxn.org/src/colnames/colnames-1.5.0/doc/colnames.mmd
colnames 1.1.0
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Synopsis
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CREATE EXTENSION colnames;
SELECT colnames( ROW(1, 'foo', 458.0) );
colnames
------------
{f1,f2,f3}
SELECT colnames( ROW(c.*)::pg_collation ) FROM pg_collation c LIMIT 1;
colnames
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
{collname,collnamespace,collowner,collencoding,collcollate,collctype}
Description
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This extension contains a single SQL function, `colnames()`, that takes a
record value as its argument and returns an array of the names of the columns
in that record. This can be useful for example in trigger functions, where one
might need to get the column names in order to generate a query string.
Usage
-----
Simply pass a record value to the function and it will return an array of
the column names for that record:
SELECT colnames( ROW(1, 'foo', 458.0) );
colnames
------------
{f1,f2,f3}
Note that this function is not strict; it's legal to pass in a null record of
a named composite type:
SELECT colnames( NULL::pg_collation );
colnames
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
{collname,collnamespace,collowner,collencoding,collcollate,collctype}
**Warning:** The indexes of the resulting array do **not** necessarily
correspond to the values one might find when fetching column names from
`pg_attribute.attnum`, since columns are not returned. The resulting array
**does** correspond to the order of fields that would be returned by, say,
`SELECT (rec).*`.
Support
-------
This library is stored in an open [GitHub
repository](http://github.com/theory/colnames). Feel free to fork and
contribute! Please file bug reports via [GitHub
Issues](http://github.com/theory/colnames/issues/).
Author
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[Andrew Gierth](http://blog.rhodiumtoad.org.uk/)
[David E. Wheeler](http://www.justatheory.com/)
Copyright and License
---------------------
Copyright (c) 2011 Andrew Gierth and David E. Wheeler.
This module is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under
the [PostgreSQL License](http://www.opensource.org/licenses/postgresql).
Permission to use, copy, modify, and distribute this software and its
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