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I didn't see any reference to PL/pgSQL in the table of contents. Does your book go into common strategies with stored procedures (e.g. When to LOOP to build a t
by djklanac 9y ago
I didn't see any reference to PL/pgSQL in the table of contents. Does your book go into common strategies with stored procedures (e.g. When to LOOP to build a temp table vs. using table joins)?
- tapoueh 9y agoNo, I don't address that point in this book. It gives you plenty SQL techniques to avoid ever having to LOOP in a PL/pgSQL function, and show how to use PL/SQL rather than PL/pgSQL each time it is possible, though.
- djklanac 9y agoSweet. I'll give your book a read then. Gaining a more solid SQL foundation to avoid LOOP in the first place is what I need.