Luís Mota ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) reports a bug with a severity of 2
The lower the number the more severe it is.
Short Description
Condition on rule is not respected.
Long Description
I think I spoted a bug while developing a database. To better understand if this was
really a bug, I developed a small example that I include further down.
The question is that I want to write a rule that inserts a record in a second table
(table B) each time a record is inserted on a first table A, and vice-versa.
To do this, I wrote two insert rules. To avoid a dead-lock, I created a boolean field
which serves as guard to the insertion. Unfortunatly, I think that the condition I set
up in the insert rules is not respected.
Thanks for any help, Luís Mota
Sample Code
CREATE TABLE num_int (id serial, valor int, dummy bool);
CREATE TABLE num_real (id serial, valor real, dummy bool);
CREATE RULE int_insert AS ON INSERT TO num_int WHERE NEW.dummy IS NULL
DO
INSERT INTO num_real (valor,dummy) SELECT NEW.valor,true;
CREATE RULE real_insert AS ON INSERT TO num_real WHERE NEW.dummy IS NULL
DO
INSERT INTO num_int (valor,dummy) SELECT NEW.valor,true;
When I try to insert a record, e.g:
INSERT INTO num_int (valor,dummy) values (7);
I get the following error:
ERROR: query rewritten 10 times, may contain cycles
Also, if I try the following setup:
CREATE TABLE num_int (id serial, valor int, dummy bool);
CREATE TABLE num_real (id serial, valor real, dummy bool);
CREATE RULE int_insert AS ON INSERT TO num_int WHERE NEW.dummy IS NULL
DO
INSERT INTO num_real (valor,dummy) SELECT NEW.valor,true;
CREATE RULE real_insert AS ON INSERT TO num_real WHERE NEW.dummy IS NULL
DO
SELECT NEW.valor, NEW.dummy
INTO tanga;
After an insertion in num_int, which is successful, if I try the following query:
SELECT * from tanga;
valor
-------
(0 rows)
This means that this table was created, even it has no record. My conclusion is that
the real_insert rule was fired.
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