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Fix example code in computed relationships

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Looks like a copy-paste error - the `films.id` column should be associated with the `premieres.film_id` column.
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@@ -1129,7 +1129,7 @@ Now let's define the opposite one-to-many relationship with another function.
.. code-block:: postgres .. code-block:: postgres
create function premieres(films) returns setof premieres as $$ create function premieres(films) returns setof premieres as $$
select * from premieres where film_id = $1.director_id select * from premieres where film_id = $1.id
$$ stable language sql; $$ stable language sql;
Similarly, this function defines a relationship between the parameter ``films`` and the return type ``premieres``. Similarly, this function defines a relationship between the parameter ``films`` and the return type ``premieres``.