Postgresql variable in query

Postgres declare variable

WITH myconstants (var1, var2) as (
   values (5, 'foo')
)
SELECT *
FROM somewhere, myconstants
WHERE something = var1
   OR something_else = var2;

Postgresql variable in query

-- with myVar as (select "any value really")
-- 		then, to get access to the value stored in this construction, you do
-- 			(select * from myVar)
-- for example

with var as (select 123)    
... where id = (select * from var)

-- You could event re-cast the value (e.g. from INT to VARCHAR) 
with var as (select 123)    
... where id = ((select * from var)::VARCHAR)

Source: stackoverflow.com

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