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 &lt;p class=&apos;intro&apos;&gt;
 It’s finally here! The day has come that you can get your hands on an early

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 of calling a function defined in the PostgreSQL schema. This function will
 automatically be exposed to the resultant GraphQL schema as a field on the type;
 it can accept arguments that influence its result, and may return either a
-scalar, record, list or a set. Sets (denoted by <code class="language-text">RETURNS SETOF ...</code>) are exposed
-as <a href="/postgraphile/connections/">connections</a>.</p>
+scalar, record, <a href="/postgraphile/enums/#functions-returning-table-enums">enum</a>,
+list or a set. Sets (denoted by <code class="language-text">RETURNS SETOF ...</code>) are exposed as
+<a href="/postgraphile/connections/">connections</a>.</p>
 <p><em>Performance note: we inline these function calls into the original <code class="language-text">SELECT</code>
 statement, so there's no N+1 issues - it's very efficient.</em></p>
 <p>To create a function that PostGraphile will recognise as a computed column, it

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 </ul></div></div><div class="edit-this-page" style="display:"><a href="https://github.com/graphile/graphile.github.io/edit/develop/src/pages/postgraphile/custom-queries.md">📝 Suggest improvement/edit this page</a></div><h2 class="mt3">Custom Queries</h2><div><p>You can add root-level <code class="language-text">Query</code> fields to your GraphQL schema using "Custom
 Queries". These are PostgreSQL functions, similar to
 <a href="/postgraphile/computed-columns/">computed columns</a>, that can return scalars,
-records, lists or sets. Sets (denoted by <code class="language-text">RETURNS SETOF ...</code>) are exposed as
+records, <a href="/postgraphile/enums/#functions-returning-table-enums">enums</a>, lists or
+sets. Sets (denoted by <code class="language-text">RETURNS SETOF ...</code>) are exposed as
 <a href="/postgraphile/connections/">connections</a>. The arguments to these functions will
 be exposed via GraphQL - named arguments are preferred, if your arguments are
 not named we will assign them an auto-generated name such as <code class="language-text">arg1</code>.</p>