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plpgsql FOUND unexpected behaviour

I notice that FOUND has cropped up here before. Here is question I've just posted at ExpertsExchange very much along the same lines in 8.1.4.

Is there anyone hereabouts who can shed some light on how FOUND is supposed to work?
Sep 2 '06 #1
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