Hello,
I tried to track down the database definitions from a more complex
database which I have to convert from MS SQL to PostgreSQL. I have
only one last syntactical error. Here is the striped down code
to the shortest snipped which shows the problem:
CREATE TABLE ResKulturDetail
(
Je Mon, 25 Jun 2001 09:34:01 +0200 (CEST),
Andreas Tille [EMAIL PROTECTED] scribis:
CREATE TABLE ResKulturDetail
(
IdLabNr int,
IdIndex smallint
);
CREATE TABLE ResKulturDetailDay
(
IdLabNr int,
IdIndex smallint
);
CREATE INDEX IX_IdLabNr_KulturDetail ON
On 25 Jun 2001, Itai Zukerman wrote:
According to the documentation for CREATE TABLE:
In addition, the referenced columns are supposed to be the columns
of a UNIQUE constraint in the referenced table, however Postgres
does not enforce this.
Well, it looks like PostgreSQL *does*
I am using postgresql 7.1.2.
I am trying to implement the following pseudo code:
BEGIN
aid = select id from table_a where name = 'test';
if(aid != NULL)
then
{
update set name = 'test_test' where id = aid;
}
else
{
insert into table_a values (nextval('table_a_id_seq'), 'test');
}
Luis Sousa [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
CREATE RULE updateturnodocente AS ON UPDATE TO docentesturno
WHERE OLD.idpessoal != 0
DO INSTEAD (
...
When I execute the INSERT into de view docentesturno I got the message:
ERROR: Cannot update a view without an appropriate rule
You
I'm having trouble getting LIKE clauses to work correctly inside a plpgSQL
function.
Here's my table:
id | val
+-
1 | hello
2 | there
3 | everyone
Here's my function:
CREATE FUNCTION intable(char)
RETURNS INTEGER
AS
'
DECLARE
input ALIAS FOR $1;
temp INTEGER;
Hi,
I would like to put one table create command into a C function
my_init, just to provide a simple interface for all tables where these
tables are needed. When I execute select my_init(); I loose the
database connection (pgaccess). Using psql -f I get the errors below. I
reduced the complexity
