I keep all my functions in a text file with \'CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION somefunction\'
.
So if I add or change some function I just feed the file to psql.
Slightly enhanced version of Erwin's answer. Additionally supports following
Code for copy/paste:
/**
* Removes all functions matching given function name mask
*
* @param p_name_mask Mask in SQL 'like' syntax
* @param p_opts Combination of comma|space separated options:
* trace - output SQL to be executed as 'NOTICE'
* dryrun - do not execute generated SQL
* @returns Generated SQL 'drop functions' string
*/
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION mypg_drop_functions(IN p_name_mask text,
IN p_opts text = '')
RETURNS text LANGUAGE plpgsql AS $$
DECLARE
v_trace boolean;
v_dryrun boolean;
v_opts text[];
v_sql text;
BEGIN
if p_opts is null then
v_trace = false;
v_dryrun = false;
else
v_opts = regexp_split_to_array(p_opts, E'(\\s*,\\s*)|(\\s+)');
v_trace = ('trace' = any(v_opts));
v_dryrun = ('dry' = any(v_opts)) or ('dryrun' = any(v_opts));
end if;
select string_agg(format('DROP FUNCTION %s(%s);',
oid::regproc, pg_get_function_identity_arguments(oid)), E'\n')
from pg_proc
where proname like p_name_mask
into v_sql;
if v_sql is not null then
if v_trace then
raise notice E'\n%', v_sql;
end if;
if not v_dryrun then
execute v_sql;
end if;
end if;
return v_sql;
END $$;
select mypg_drop_functions('fn_dosomething_%', 'trace dryrun');