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Returning Errors from User Defined C-functions

Hello !

I have several functions that are compiled as .so and runs pretty well
under PSQL. However I would like to be able to return errors (for
debugging) using something like this

fprintf(stderr, "BEGIN command failed\n");

Problem is I don't know where this would show up..? In some Postgres
log maybe ? I am not directly calling these functions, they are called
from a Daemon, also written in C running on the same box.

Any ideas ?

Thanks a lot

/Otto Blomqvist
Nov 23 '05 #1
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Otto Blomqvist wrote:
I have several functions that are compiled as .so and runs pretty well
under PSQL. However I would like to be able to return errors (for
debugging) using something like this


See:
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/curre...reporting.html

Joe

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