PL/PgSQL confusing error?

Haven't read your function but the error message usually means that a variable has the same name as a column. Prefixing variable names with a usually is a good means to avoid the message, and it makes plpgsql functions a bit more readable Also, there's at least one occurrence of in your code that looks like it should be a : plpgsql is forgiving for this stuff, but you shouldn't count on it.

Haven't read your function but the error message usually means that a variable has the same name as a column. Prefixing variable names with a _ usually is a good means to avoid the message, and it makes plpgsql functions a bit more readable. Also, there's at least one occurrence of = in your code that looks like it should be a :=.

Plpgsql is forgiving for this stuff, but you shouldn't count on it.

2 Line 34 has the reserved word count. That would be my first guess. – Mel May 12 at 14:39.

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