Ok... What's wrong with this one then (three rules are conditional - if x is null or y is null, the entry is rejected, if x is not null and y is not null, it is inserted, the fourth rull is a dummy to prevent the planner from complaining about not being able to insert into a view):
Oh, I see what you're on about. Sorry, a "DO INSTEAD NOTHING" only suppresses the original command, it does not suppress other rules. I think what you want is to make the insert_test rule conditional on x being not null.
regards, tom lane
testdb=# create table test (x int not null, y int not null);
CREATE TABLE
testdb=# create view test_view as select * from test;
CREATE VIEW
testdb=# create rule reject_x as on insert to test_view where new.x is null do instead
testdb=# create table test_reject (x int, y int, reason text);
CREATE TABLE
testdb=# create rule reject_x as on insert to test_view where x is null do instead insert into test_reject values (new.*, 'NULL x');
CREATE RULE
testdb=# create rule reject_y as on insert to test_view where y is null do instead insert into test_reject values (new.*, 'NULL y');
CREATE RULE
testdb=# create rule insert_test as on insert to test_view where x is not null and y is not null do instead insert into test values (new.*);
CREATE RULE
testdb=# create rule insert_dummy as on insert to test_view do instead nothing;
CREATE RULE
testdb=# insert into test values (null, null);
ERROR: ExecInsert: Fail to add null value in not null attribute x
Now, why does this fail?
The only rule that attempts to insert anything into test has 'x is not null and y is not null' as the qualifier.
What's wrong?
Thanks!
Dima
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