create table public.orders (
orderID serial PRIMARY KEY,
orderdate timestamp NOT NULL
);
create table public.orderdetails (
orderdetailID serial PRIMARY KEY
Thanks Klin. That helped a lot.
Further, I was able to avoid the usage of an explicit type and just having used the table defined as an array.
Code below:
-- Create table whose type will be passed as input parameter
create table tbl_card
(id integer,
name varchar(10),
cardno bigint)
-- Create function to accept an array of table
create or replace function fn_insert_card_arr (tbl_card[]) returns integer as $$
begin
insert into tbl_card (id, name,cardno)
select id, name, cardno
from unnest($1);
return 0;
end;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
-- Execute function by passing an array of table (type casted to array of type table)
select fn_insert_card_arr(
array[
(1,'one', 2222777744448888),
(2,'two', 8888444466662222),
(3,'three', 2222777744448888),
(4,'four', 8888444466662222)
]::tbl_card[]
);