I am using a PL/pgSQL function in PostgreSQL 9.3 with several complex queries inside:
create function f1()
returns integer as
$$
declare
event tablename%ROWTYPE;
....
....
begin
FOR event IN
SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE condition
LOOP
EXECUTE 'SELECT f2(event.columnname)' INTO dummy_return;
END LOOP;
...
INSERT INTO ... FROM a LEFT JOIN b ... LEFT JOIN c WHERE ...
UPDATE T SET cl1 = M.cl1 FROM M WHERE M.pkcols = T.pkcols;
...
end
$$ language plpgsql;
If I ran EXPLAIN ANALYZE f1(), I only get the total time, but no details. Is there a way I can get detailed results for all queries in the function?
If queries in the function should not be optimized by Postgres, I would also ask for an explanation.
auto_explain.log_nested_statementsmight help. See postgresql.org/docs/9.3/static/auto-explain.html