> > foo=> select lo_unlink(raster) from image;
> > ERROR: function int4(oid) does not exist
> > Why builtin "lo_unlink" is defined as accepting int4 not oid? Then do I
> > have to do
> > foo=> select lo_unlink(int4(oid_text(raster))) from image;
> > OR
> > define "raster" as int4? I don't think all these are good idea... Then
> > how to delete "lo" in the "psql"?
> I've just tested this, and I get the same thing (on 6.3.2, and yesterdays
> CVS versions).
> lo_unlink should be defined with oid (which I thought was the case).
> A temporary way round is:
> select lo_unlink(raster::int4) from image;
> Hackers: Is there any reason why it's defined as an int4?
> Peter T Mount peter(at)retep(dot)org(dot)uk or petermount(at)earthling(dot)net
foo=> select count(lo_unlink(raster::int4)) from bar;
ERROR: function int4(oid) does not exist
I'm using v6.3.2(patched) on SunSolaris/Redhat5.0
Best Regards, C.S.Park
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