Hi guys,
When writing a PL/pgSQL trigger function how do you handle the case :
EXECUTE ''UPDATE test_table SET test_col '' ||
quote_literal(NEW.test_col2) || '';'';
where test_col and test_col2 are boolean fields?
The case above gives :
ERROR: function quote_literal(boolean) does not exist
An
Christopher Kings-Lynne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> When writing a PL/pgSQL trigger function how do you handle the case :
> EXECUTE ''UPDATE test_table SET test_col '' ||
> quote_literal(NEW.test_col2) || '';'';
Seems it'd be easier without EXECUTE:
UPDATE test_table SET test_col = NE
EXECUTE ''UPDATE test_table SET test_col '' ||
quote_literal(NEW.test_col2) || '';'';
Seems it'd be easier without EXECUTE:
UPDATE test_table SET test_col = NEW.test_col2;
Actually, yes you're right - we don't need EXECUTE in our case.
However, it still doesn't answer the question of how you
