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PostgreSQL functions select*

How can I use select * from some_table in a function in postgres?

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Luc M  2009-04-12 13:49:38
But in case I want to make a join with other table?
Markus  2009-04-12 17:28:45
@cmax: same thing. just join it. assuming you know how to write SQL join - you can do the same thing in function. Perhaps you need to ask more detailed question.
depesz  2009-04-13 19:22:29

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