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Accessing an array element from a function

This may be mostly a documention issue:

I have a function with two parameters that returns an array: text[].

I want to access just the first element of that array within
my SQL statement.

This doesn't work:

select myfunc(1,2)[1];

This does work:
select (myfunc(1,2)[1];

If that's how it's supposed to work, is that documented somewhere?
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Nov 23 '05 #1
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Mike Nolan <no***@gw.tssi.com> writes:
This doesn't work:
select myfunc(1,2)[1]; This does work:
select (myfunc(1,2)[1];
I suppose you meant

select (myfunc(1,2))[1];
If that's how it's supposed to work, is that documented somewhere?


http://developer.postgresql.org/docs...s.html#AEN1593

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