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by dragonwriter 4146 days ago
It sounds like you are talking about plpython rather than plpgsql.
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sorry for the confusion, no I'm really referring to plpgsql, it's quite a powerful language; the APIs for the essential extensions such as hstore, and integrated types such as json, array, strings etc have evolved over several years, so they lack a little consistency in naming conventions, something python2.0 also has IMHO. plpython is quite cool too, but using that or js with plv8 IMHO obscures some of the power of the underlying db server.