From: | "Jeff Barrett" <jbarrett(at)familynetwork(dot)com> |
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To: | pgsql-sql(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | create type of table |
Date: | 2001-07-06 15:41:10 |
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I have a problem where I need to restrict queries by more than a million ids
that are the result of another program. Typically I would in the application
layer write those ids into an IN( ) clause, but that will not work for more
than 10,000 ids. So I need to load these ids into the db into some structure
that I can call/join in the other queries. I have a I amd considering a
temporary solution where a table is loaded with the nessesary ids for
restricting the queries. I would really like something more efficent. In
oracle I know I can create a variable of type table and fill it with these
ids and then write my queries to use this table. How can I do this in
postgresql, I did not see any support for a type table.
Anyone know of any good tutorials or how-tos for doing this type of stuff in
postgresql?
Thanks - Jeff
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