Calling PL/pgSQL function ignoring results?

There is no such functionality in plain sql. What you can do though, is make the function not return anything.

Changed my function header to return nothing (RETURNS integer -> RETURNS void), but if I call the function I still get a two liner: add_translation ----------------- (1 row) My function manipulates a translation string in a table (updates it or insert it as new). – NagyI May 3 at 10:32 make the function return setof something (int4 for example), and then don't return anything. It will be as close to "doesn't return anything" as possible – depesz May 3 at 11:38 I did what you suggested, changed RETURNS void to RETURNS setof int4 and removed all RETURN lines from the function.

I still get the one column table but this time with (0 rows) at the end. – NagyI May 3 at 12:04 1 A bit more detailed answer, with examples: depesz. Com/index.

Php/2011/05/03/… – depesz May 3 at 12:14 1 of course you can set it in script, but you can't use SQL "set" you have to use psql's \pset. \pset format unaligned and \pset tuples_only - more information in manual: postgresql. Org/docs/current/interactive/… – depesz May 3 at 15:38.

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