The functions in this section are related to load operations.
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Load functions
The functions in this section are related to load operations.
    
1 - CURRENT_LOAD_SOURCE
When called within the scope of a COPY statement, returns the file name used for the load.
	When called within the scope of a COPY statement, returns the file name used for the load. The following exceptions apply:
- 
If the function is called outside of the context of a
COPYstatement, it returns NULL. - 
If the function is called by a UDL that does not set the source, it returns the string
<unknown>. 
This function is not supported for COPY LOCAL.
Behavior type
StableSyntax
CURRENT_LOAD_SOURCE()
Examples
Create a table and populate one of its columns with the names of two separate files as they are loaded:
=> CREATE TABLE t (c1 integer, c2 varchar(50), c3 varchar(200));
CREATE TABLE
=> COPY t (c1, c2, c3 AS CURRENT_LOAD_SOURCE())
   FROM '/home/load_file_1' ON exampledb_node02,
        '/home/load_file_2' ON exampledb_node03 DELIMITER ',';
Rows Loaded
-------------
5
(1 row)
=> SELECT * FROM t;
c1  |      c2      |          c3
----+--------------+-----------------------
2   |  dogs        | /home/load_file_1
1   |  cats        | /home/load_file_1
4   |  superheroes | /home/load_file_2
3   |  birds       | /home/load_file_1
5   |  whales      | /home/load_file_2
(5 rows)