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From: "Curtis H. Wilbar Jr." <curtis@hawkmountain.net>
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Subject: Question regardding info available in customer C trigger function
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I've been scouring the docs, but have not come up with answers for
all my questions.

I found out how to deal with trigger function arguments via PG_GETARG_xxx.

However, is there a way in my C function to determine the name of the
table and of the database that caused the trigger.  This trigger will
be used in several tables in several databases, and while I could pass
these names as parameters, it would be much easier to be able to determine
this via the context when called.

Any info would be greatly appreciated.

-- Curt

Curtis H. Wilbar Jr.
Hawk Mountain Networks
curtis@hawkmountain.net