Re: [GENERAL] constraint trigger

2009-04-03 Thread Tom Lane
Komaravolu, Satya satya.komarav...@gilbarco.com writes:
 I'm running into the following error when i create a CONSTRAINT
 TRIGGER.

  NOTICE:  ignoring incomplete trigger group for constraint unnamed
 FOREIGN KEY cd_card(tender) REFERENCES cd_tender(id)
 DETAIL:  Found referenced table's DELETE trigger.

That is not an error.

 CREATE CONSTRAINT TRIGGER unnamed AFTER DELETE ON cd_tender  NOT
 DEFERRABLE INITIALLY IMMEDIATE FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE
 RI_FKey_noaction_del ('unnamed', 'cd_card', 'cd_tender',
 'UNSPECIFIED', 'tender', 'id');

This is one out of a group of three related triggers that ancient
Postgres versions used to use to implement foreign key constraints.
(Actually, modern versions still use related triggers, but they're
a bit better hidden now --- you shouldn't see them in pg_dump output,
for sure.)

The message is telling you that the system is waiting for the other two
matching trigger definitions so that it will have enough information to
create a regular FOREIGN KEY constraint.

If you are doing this as part of loading an old dump file, just ignore
the notice and keep going; everything should be fine.  If you are doing
this manually, maybe you had better explain why.

regards, tom lane

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Re: [GENERAL] constraint trigger

2009-04-03 Thread Tom Lane
Komaravolu, Satya satya.komarav...@gilbarco.com writes:
   The SQL file is failing on the following error. I gave you that
 message as it was the first one for the list
   of CONSTRAINT TRIGGER statements.
  
  NOTICE:  converting trigger group into constraint unnamed FOREIGN
 KEY jn_fuel(transaction_id) REFERENCES jn_transaction_header(record_id)
 DETAIL:  Found referencing table's trigger.
 psql:cfn4.dbinstall.sql:2585: ERROR:  there is no unique constraint
 matching given keys for referenced table jn_transaction_header

Hmm, is it possible that the dump file creates a unique or pkey
constraint on jn_transaction_header(record_id) further down?

What is the dump file from, anyway (which PG version exactly)?
How old is the foreign key constraint --- it could have been
propagated through several PG versions, because we didn't start
trying to clean up these obsolete trigger declarations until recently.

regards, tom lane

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