Nested loops and $13

From: Torbj=?ISO-8859-1?B?9g==?=rn Andersson <tobbe(at)embryo(dot)se>
To: <pgsql-sql(at)postgresql(dot)org>
Cc: Tomas Eriksson <tomas(at)embryo(dot)se>, Martin Eriksson <martin(at)embryo(dot)se>, Magnus Hultin <hultin(at)embryo(dot)se>, Archibald Zimonyi <arsi(at)cd(dot)chalmers(dot)se>, <skystone(at)bigfoot(dot)com>
Subject: Nested loops and $13
Date: 2002-01-09 14:19:55
Message-ID: B862101B.10A0%tobbe@embryo.se
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Hi,

I'm trying to write a function that duplicates information from two tables
and assigns them to a new contract. The relations are s_air_contract has
many s_air_fare which has many s_air_fare_s_airline_rt.

A nested loop seemed like a straightforward way to do it. First insert a new
air fare and then insert the dependant airlines. The code below generates
this error message:

safari=# SELECT func_air_fare_copy(31,76,'20021010','20011212',2,2);
ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "$13"

I only use 6 variables so $13 has me stumped, ideas anyone??

Best regards,

Torbjörn Andersson
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--Code--------------

DROP FUNCTION func_air_fare_copy(int, int, date, date, int, int);
CREATE FUNCTION func_air_fare_copy(int, int, date, date, int, int)
RETURNS int AS'
DECLARE
v_contract_old ALIAS FOR $1;
v_contract_new ALIAS FOR $2;
v_from ALIAS FOR $3;
v_to ALIAS FOR $4;
v_person ALIAS FOR $5;
v_company ALIAS FOR $6;
v_number int := 0;
v_air_fare int :=0;
row_air RECORD;
row_airline RECORD;
BEGIN
-- Insert one row into s_air_fare, get new id, insert airline and code.
FOR row_air IN
SELECT s_air_fare_id, dep__s_airport_code, dest__s_airport_code,
net, gross, gross_infant, gross_child, locked, info
FROM s_air_fare
WHERE s_air_contract_id = v_contract_old
LOOP
-- insert air_fare
INSERT INTO s_air_fare
(s_air_contract_id, dep__s_airport_code, dest__s_airport_code,
dep_from, dep_to, net, gross, gross_infant, gross_child, locked, info,
a_person_id, a_company_id)
VALUES
(v_contract_new, row_air.dep__s_airport_code,
row_air.dest__s_airport_code, v_from, v_to, row_air.net, row_air.gross,
row_air.gross_infant, row_air.gross_child, row_air.locked,
row_air.info, v_person. v_company);
v_air_fare = (SELECT last_value FROM s_air_fare_s_air_fare_id_seq);
-- airlines and classes for the current row
FOR row_airline IN
SELECT s_airline_code, s_class
FROM s_air_fare_s_airline_rt
WHERE s_air_fare_id = row_air.s_air_fare_id
LOOP
-- insert s_air_fare_s_airline_rt
INSERT INTO s_airfare_s_airline_rt VALUES(v_air_fare,
row_airline.s_airline_code, row_airline.s_class);
END LOOP;
v_number := v_number + 1;
END LOOP;
RETURN v_number;
END;
' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';

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