PostgreSQL's built-in catalog rows -- pg_type, pg_cast, pg_proc, pg_operator -- as generated from the release's catalog data files (see datahike.pg.gen.catalog). Type, cast, function and operator resolution read these; nothing here is written by hand.
PostgreSQL's built-in catalog rows -- pg_type, pg_cast, pg_proc, pg_operator -- as generated from the release's catalog data files (see datahike.pg.gen.catalog). Type, cast, function and operator resolution read these; nothing here is written by hand.
pg_cast rows: :source :target :context (i/a/e) :method (f/i/b) :func.
pg_cast rows: :source :target :context (i/a/e) :method (f/i/b) :func.
pg_operator rows: :oid :oprname :kind (b/l) :left (0 for prefix) :right :result :code :com and :negate (operator OIDs, 0 for none) :rest and :join (regproc names, "-" for none).
pg_operator rows: :oid :oprname :kind (b/l) :left (0 for prefix) :right :result :code :com and :negate (operator OIDs, 0 for none) :rest and :join (regproc names, "-" for none).
The PostgreSQL release the rows come from.
The PostgreSQL release the rows come from.
pg_proc rows: :oid :proname :args (OIDs) :ret :kind (f/a/w/p) :strict :volatile (i/s/v) :retset :variadic (0 when not variadic).
pg_proc rows: :oid :proname :args (OIDs) :ret :kind (f/a/w/p) :strict :volatile (i/s/v) :retset :variadic (0 when not variadic).
pg_type rows: :oid :typname :typlen :typtype :typcategory :typispreferred :typdelim :typelem :typarray :typcollation, and the I/O and storage columns :typinput :typoutput :typreceive :typsend :typmodin :typmodout :typanalyze :typsubscript (regproc names, "-" for none) :typalign :typbyval :typstorage. Category and type are one-letter strings, as in the catalog.
pg_type rows: :oid :typname :typlen :typtype :typcategory :typispreferred :typdelim :typelem :typarray :typcollation, and the I/O and storage columns :typinput :typoutput :typreceive :typsend :typmodin :typmodout :typanalyze :typsubscript (regproc names, "-" for none) :typalign :typbyval :typstorage. Category and type are one-letter strings, as in the catalog.
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