Making a prepared statement in a stored procedure

Hi,

I am trying to convert the following function below:

---START FUNCTION
create or replace function
update_tmp_sales_report_from_archive_with_prospects() returns integer as '
declare
row_data record;
begin
for row_data in select partner_id, count(*) as prospects from
prospects_2004_09_01
group by partner_id loop
update tmp_sales_report_from_archive set prospects = row_data.prospects
where partner_id = row_data.partner_id;
end loop;

return 1;
end;
' language 'plpgsql';
--- END FUNCTION

to be able to pass in the table named prospects_2004_09_01, to be prospects_
concatanated with the date, so prospects_2004_08_01, prospects_2004_07_01,
etc.

I tried the following:

-- START TEST FUCTION
drop function update_tmp_sales_report_from_archive_with_prospects(text);
create or replace function
update_tmp_sales_report_from_archive_with_prospects(text) returns integer as
'
declare
in_t ALIAS FOR $1;
row_data record;
begin
for row_data in select partner_id, count(*) as prospects in_t
group by partner_id loop
update tmp_sales_report_from_archive set prospects = row_data.prospects
where partner_id = row_data.partner_id;
end loop;

return 1;
end;
' language 'plpgsql';
-- END TEST FUNCTION

but go the following errors:

DROP FUNCTION
CREATE FUNCTION
You are now connected as new user bp_sales_match_user.
psql:scratch.postgresql:36: WARNING: Error occurred while executing PL/pgSQL
function update_tmp_sales_report_from_archive_with_prospects
psql:scratch.postgresql:36: WARNING: line 5 at for over select rows
psql:scratch.postgresql:36: ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "$1" at
character 44

Any suggestions? Thanks! -Nate