I am trying to get year from orderdate function
type orderdate date
create or replace function getyearfromdate(year date)returns
table
as
$$
begin
return QUERY execute (
'select extract (year from orderdate) FROM public.orderalbum'
);
end;
$$
language plpgsql;
I write a logic but not able to create a function
I want to return year from the orderdate.
I want to pass a orderdate and return year from the function
I am facing below error
ERROR: syntax error at or near "as" LINE 3: as ^ SQL state: 42601 Character: 70
CodePudding user response:
Based on your comments, it seems you only want a wrapper around the extract()
function. In that case you do not want a set returning function. And you don't need PL/pgSQL or even dynamic SQL for this:
create or replace function getyearfromdate(p_date_value date)
returns int --<< make this a scalar function!
as
$$
select extract(year from p_date_value)::int;
$$
language sql;
Note that I renamed your parameter as I find a parameter named year
for a date
value highly confusing.
That function can then be used as part of a SELECT list:
SELECT ..., getyearfromdate(orderdate)
FROM public.orderalbum
GROUP BY ...
Original answer based on the question before comments clarified it.
As documented in the manual returns table
requires a table definition.
Your use of dynamic SQL is also useless.
create or replace function getyearfromdate(year date)
returns table (year_of_month int)
as
$$
begin
return QUERY
select extract(year from orderdate)::int
FROM public.orderalbum;
end;
$$
language plpgsql;
I am not sure why you are passing a parameter to the function that you never use.