What code underlies the PG_GET_LATE_BINDING_VIEW_COLS sys information function?












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We want to transition to late-binding views, but late-binding view metadata is not presented by some clients (workbench/J, Toad, pgcli) which makes it hard to discover column names in these views. AWS provides a function, PG_GET_LATE_BINDING_VIEW_COLS, to get the metadata, but we can't seem to load this into a redshift table. Are there PG sys tables storing the late-binding view columns, or what underlies this function?










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    We want to transition to late-binding views, but late-binding view metadata is not presented by some clients (workbench/J, Toad, pgcli) which makes it hard to discover column names in these views. AWS provides a function, PG_GET_LATE_BINDING_VIEW_COLS, to get the metadata, but we can't seem to load this into a redshift table. Are there PG sys tables storing the late-binding view columns, or what underlies this function?










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      We want to transition to late-binding views, but late-binding view metadata is not presented by some clients (workbench/J, Toad, pgcli) which makes it hard to discover column names in these views. AWS provides a function, PG_GET_LATE_BINDING_VIEW_COLS, to get the metadata, but we can't seem to load this into a redshift table. Are there PG sys tables storing the late-binding view columns, or what underlies this function?










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      We want to transition to late-binding views, but late-binding view metadata is not presented by some clients (workbench/J, Toad, pgcli) which makes it hard to discover column names in these views. AWS provides a function, PG_GET_LATE_BINDING_VIEW_COLS, to get the metadata, but we can't seem to load this into a redshift table. Are there PG sys tables storing the late-binding view columns, or what underlies this function?







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