On 04/02/2014 08:24 AM, Scott Marlowe wrote:
Triggers are almost always better here and really aren't that hard to write.
Not only do I have to agree with this statement, I feel it's important to add a clarification regarding your original question.
Translating serial values submitted as 0 to something else is will likely never be a PostgreSQL feature, as it is probably a violation of the SQL standard. Databases are meant to store exactly what you submit, barring any modifications by stored procedure or trigger.
If a database engine takes it upon itself to modify your data, it is no longer a database, but an application that mimics one.
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