On 10/4/26 12:27 PM, Thiemo Kellner wrote:
Hi
Giving my two dimes. I apologise if some else has given it already. And
it is quite an operations point of view and mostly based on Oracle. To
the best of my knowledge, it applies to Postgres even more.
The data of DB temp tables are not visible outside of the session that
has put it in. In the case of trying to find the problem of code of
functions storing intermediary results, they are just not visible for
the investigator such that one has to do all the steps manually to
detect the point where things go wrong. In my opinion a real pita.
I am not quite following the above.
Do you mean:
1) Not having access to the function code ?
2) Having access to function code, but not the source of data?
Cheers
Thiemo
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