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Using recursion to solve database problems.
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How to convert a recursive query to a function?
I have written a PostgreSQL query that's working perfectly:
WITH RECURSIVE x AS (
SELECT i, parent, id, name, type, '' AS path
FROM entry
WHERE name = 'JS-VBNET-2'
UNION ALL
SELECT e.i, … character varying)
RETURNS TABLE (
reti INTEGER,
retid character varying,
retname character varying,
retmime character varying,
retpath character varying
) AS $$
BEGIN
WITH RECURSIVE …
