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6930 | 6930 | </tbody> |
6931 | 6931 | </tgroup> |
6932 | 6932 | </table> |
6933 | | - <note> |
6934 | | - <para> |
6935 | | - Although it is not strictly a function and does not appear in \df |
6936 | | - in psql, <command>ARRAY()</command>, mentioned in <xref |
6937 | | - linkend="sql-syntax-array-constructors"> acts much like a |
6938 | | - <literal>table function</literal> (equivalently, a |
6939 | | - <literal>set-returning function</literal> or a |
6940 | | - <acronym>SRF</acronym>--see <xref linkend="queries-tablefunctions">) |
6941 | | - which takes <type>anyarray</type> and returns a set of |
6942 | | - <type>anyelement</type>. |
6943 | | - </para> |
6944 | | - </note> |
6945 | 6933 | </sect1> |
6946 | 6934 |
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6947 | 6935 | <sect1 id="functions-aggregate"> |
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