Add Postgres JSON function definitions #4590
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It's not unreasonable for someone to use these functions in a SELECT, so we should have return types for them. This does not cover any of the functions that return "setof", as those would essentially be a virtual table.
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It's not unreasonable for someone to use these functions in a SELECT, so we should have return types for them. This does not cover any of the functions that return "setof", as those would essentially be a virtual table.
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It's not unreasonable for someone to use these functions in a SELECT, so we should have return types for them.
This does not cover any of the functions that return "setof", as those would essentially be a virtual table.