How is your foreign key defined?
From a quick look it seems the column is named "_stamp" not
"_tmp_stamp" in the tmp_stamp table.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
there is a problem with foreign key (PG 8.3RC2). Please, look at below. I don't
understand this behavior. Why this INSERT is ending
Hi, what's the result of SELECT * from tmp_stamp where _stamp = '2f980de9f2297c7902f3415f6537c6be';?Perhaps different fieldtypes (f. e. VARCHAR in table www_es_orderhead_cs versus CHAR(n) in Table _stamp filled up with blanks)? Ludwig Hi,there is a problem with foreign key (PG 8.3RC2). Please, lo
At 11:12p -0400 on Tue, 08 Apr 2008), Otakarek wrote:
> there is a problem with foreign key (PG 8.3RC2). Please, look at
^^
Before you go any further, I'd highly suggest updating. 8.3 was
released over 2 months ago, and has already progressed to 8.3.1
Hi,
there is a problem with foreign key (PG 8.3RC2). Please, look at below. I don't
understand this behavior. Why this INSERT is ending with this error message. In
my opinion, the key is obviously present. Thank you.
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Otakarek
# INSERT INTO www_es_orderhead_cs(_status,_tmp_ip,_tmp_stamp)
VAL
