These are functions that can be used to give special values in insert queries
- iop_seq(): insert the value of a sequence into the column 
 
◆ iop_seq()
returns an InsertOperatorInfo hash for retrieving the value of the given sequence in insert queries 
- Example:
 table.insert(("id": id, "ref": iop_seq("xid")));
- Parameters
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    | arg | the name of the sequence whose value should be inserted into the column | 
  
   
- Returns
 - an InsertOperatorInfo hash corresponding to the arguments for use in insert queries 
 
 
 
◆ iop_seq_currval()
returns an InsertOperatorInfo hash for retrieving the current value of the given sequence in insert queries 
- Example:
 table.insert(("id": id, "ref": iop_seq("xid"), "ref2": iop_seq_currval("xid")));
- Parameters
 - 
  
    | arg | the name of the sequence whose current value should be inserted into the column | 
  
   
- Returns
 - an InsertOperatorInfo hash corresponding to the arguments for use in insert queries 
 
 
 
◆ make_iop()
returns an InsertOperatorInfo hash 
- Parameters
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- Returns
 - an InsertOperatorInfo hash corresponding to the arguments for use as values in insert queries
 
- Note
 - Normally this function is not called directly, but rather by the other insert operator functions