PG_PROC

PG_PROC records information about functions or procedures.

**Table 1** PG_PROC columns
Name	Type	Description
oid	oid	Row identifier (hidden attribute, which must be specified)
proname	name	Function name
pronamespace	oid	OID of the namespace that contains the function
proowner	oid	Owner of the function
prolang	oid	Implementation language or call interface of the function
procost	real	Estimated execution cost
prorows	real	Estimated number of rows that are influenced
provariadic	oid	Data type of parameter element
protransform	regproc	Simplified call method for the function
proisagg	boolean	Whether the function is an aggregate function t (true): yes f (false): no
proiswindow	boolean	Whether the function is a window function t (true): yes f (false): no
prosecdef	boolean	Whether the function is a security definer (or a "setuid" function) t (true): yes f (false): no
proleakproof	boolean	Whether the function has side effects. If no leakproof treatment is provided for parameters, the function throws errors. t (true): There is no side effect. f (false): There are side effects.
proisstrict	boolean	The function returns null if any call parameter is null. In that case, the function is actually not called at all. Functions that are not "strict" must be prepared to process null inputs.
proretset	boolean	The function returns a set (multiple values of a specified data type).
provolatile	"char"	Whether the function's result depends only on its input parameters, or is affected by outside factors. i: for "immutable" functions, which always deliver the same result for the same inputs. s: for "stable" functions, whose results (for fixed inputs) do not change within a scan. v: for "volatile" functions, whose results may change at any time. Use v also for functions with side-effects, so that the engine cannot get optimized if volatile functions are called.
pronargs	smallint	Number of parameters
pronargdefaults	smallint	Number of parameters that have default values
prorettype	oid	Data type of return values
proargtypes	oidvector	Array that stores the data types of function parameters. This array includes only input parameters (including INOUT parameters), and represents the call signature (interface) of the function.
proallargtypes	oid[]	Array that contains the data types of function parameters. This array includes all parameter types (including OUT and INOUT parameters); however, if all the parameters are IN parameters, this column is null. Note that array subscripting is 1-based, whereas for historical reasons, proargtypes is subscripted from 0.
proargmodes	"char"[]	Array with the modes of the function parameters, encoded as follows: i indicates the IN parameter. o indicates the OUT parameter. b indicates the INOUT parameter. v indicates the VARIADIC parameter. If all the parameters are IN parameters, this column is null. Note that subscripts correspond to positions of proallargtypes, not proargtypes.
proargnames	text[]	Array that stores the names of the function parameters. Parameters without a name are set to empty strings in the array. If none of the parameters have a name, this column is null. Note that subscripts correspond to positions of proallargtypes, not proargtypes.
proargdefaults	pg_node_tree	Expression tree of the default value. This is the list of pronargdefaults elements.
prosrc	text	A definition that describes a function or stored procedure. In an interpreting language, it is the function source code, a link symbol, a file name, or any body content specified when a function or stored procedure is created, depending on how a language or call is used.
probin	text	Additional information about how to call the function. Again, the interpretation is language-specific.
proconfig	text[]	Function's local settings for run-time configuration variables.
proacl	aclitem[]	Access permission. For details, see GRANT and REVOKE.
prodefaultargpos	int2vector	Position of the input parameter of a function with a default value.
fencedmode	boolean	Execution mode of a function, indicating whether the function is executed in fence or not fence mode. If the execution mode is fence, the function is executed in the fork process that is reworked. In the C function created by the user, the default value of fencedmode is true, indicating the fence mode. For built-in functions in the system, the fencedmode field is set to false, indicating the not fence mode.
proshippable	boolean	Specifies whether the function can be pushed down to DNs for execution. The default value is false. Functions of the IMMUTABLE type can always be pushed down to DNs. Functions of the STABLE or VOLATILE type can be pushed down to DNs only if their attribute is SHIPPABLE.
propackage	boolean	Whether the function supports overloading. The default value is false. t (true): supported. f (false): not supported.
prokind	"char"	Whether the object is a function or a stored procedure 'f' indicates that the object is a function. 'p' indicates that the object is a stored procedure.
proargsrc	text	Describes the parameter input strings of functions or stored procedures that are compatible with Oracle syntax, including parameter comments. The default value is NULL.
proisprivate	boolean	Whether a function is a private function in the package. The default value is false.
propackageid	oid	OID of the package to which the function belongs. If the function is not in the package, the value is 0.
proargtypesext	oidvector_extend	Data type array used to store function parameters when there are a large number of function parameters. This array includes only input parameters (including INOUT parameters), and represents the call signature (interface) of the function.
prodefaultargposext	int2vector_extend	Position of the input parameter with a default value when the function has a large number of parameters.
allargtypes	oidvector	All stored procedure parameters (including input parameters, output parameters, and INOUT parameters), regardless of the parameter type.
allargtypesext	oidvector_extend	Data type array used to store function parameters when there are a large number of function parameters. All parameters (including input parameters, output parameters, and INOUT parameters) are included.