[DRAFT] Support for PostgreSQL "RECORD" return types #2427
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In this draft change, we've added support for PostgreSQL functions that return the "RECORD" data type.
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Hey John, thanks for this! There was some work done (but not merged) to handle functions that return tables which may be similar to what you've done here: #1973. If you have a chance to take a look, let me know if you think there's redundancy. In any case, can you share an example schema and query you're using to develop this change? Or better yet, add a test case to |
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Since it hasn't been updated in awhile I'm going to close this PR. We have some ideas for supporting composite types when using |
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In this draft change, we've added support for PostgreSQL functions that return the "RECORD" data type.