Oliver Elphick wrote:
My guess is that you are having this problem because you are executing a
query referring to NEW rather than using it directly.
This for sure, I'm able to use NEW directly but I don't know at definition
time wich field of NEW I have to use.
I don't think you can refer to NEW
On Tue, 2004-09-14 at 19:34, Gaetano Mendola wrote:
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> Hi all,
> I'm bouncing on the following problem, I don't know if is a bug or if exist a
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> way to do it.
> The following code is not meaningfull but it's an extract of what I'm try
used in a query that is not in a rule
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Hi all,
I'm bouncing on the following problem, I don't know if is a bug or if exist
a different
way to do it.
The following code is not meaningfull but it's an extract of what I'm trying
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Hi all,
I'm bouncing on the following problem, I don't know if is a bug or if exist a different
way to do it.
The following code is not meaningfull but it's an extract of what I'm trying to do:
CREATE TABLE foo ( field1 INTEGER );
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNC
