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Hi all,

I am using Postgresql 7.4.3 on Linux 7.2.
In my project i am using many user defined functions. All the functions are
working fine, no problem with the working. I had stored all the functions in
the /home/postgres folder on the linux machine. I used psql -f -filename
-databasename command to run the functions. Last night, I accidentally
deleted the source files from the /home/postgres folder. I dont have the
backup of these functions. However these functions are working fine. Is
there a way to view the sourcecode of the functions from the database.
When I type the command,

eps_db=# \df

it gives the list of all the functions used in the database(eps_db),
arguments passed and the function return type. Is there a way wherein I can
look into the function sourcecode from within the database.

Thanks in advance.

Quote:> With Best Regards
> Pradeep Kumar P J

Quote:> Is there a way wherein I can
> look into the function sourcecode from within the database.

                        regards, tom lane

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TIP 2: you can get off all lists at once with the unregister command

That worked, Thanks a lot Tom.