PostgreSQL - Features - User-defined Objects

User-defined Objects

New types of almost all objects inside the database can be created, including:

  • Casts
  • Conversions
  • Data types
  • Domains
  • Functions, including aggregate functions and window functions
  • Indexes including custom indexes for custom types
  • Operators (existing ones can be overloaded)
  • Procedural languages

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