I thought that all rows in inherited tables are visible to the table
that they are inherited from (ie all rows in people_history are visible
to people).
step by step would be
> INSERT INTO people (usr_name, color) VALUES ('bob', 'red');
make one row in people
> -- update table (1) -- 2
> UPDATE people SET color = 'cyan' WHERE usr_pkey = 1;
rule fires inserting new row into people_history making 2 rows visible
in people.
not instead rule so update happens causing 2 rows updated.
> -- update table (2) -- 6
> UPDATE people SET color = 'magenta' WHERE usr_pkey = 1;
rule fires for each row updated making 2 new rows per original visible row
(ends up with 6 rows)
not instead rule so update happens causing 6 rows updated.
> -- update table (3) -- 42
> UPDATE people SET color = 'yellow' WHERE usr_pkey = 1;
6inserts * 6 updates + original 6 = 42
> -- update table (4) -- 1806
> UPDATE people SET color = 'black' WHERE usr_pkey = 1;
42*42+42 = 1806
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