Hi the list,
I've just experienced an unexpected (for me) "loss" of DELETE. Is this a
feature or a bug (postgres v.s. SQL)?
-------------------- test case -------------------------
test=# CREATE TABLE test (a int, b text);
test=# INSERT INTO test (a,b) values (1,'asd');
test=# INSERT INTO test (a,b) values (2,'dfg');
test=# INSERT INTO test (a,b) values (3,'ghj');
test=# CREATE or replace FUNCTION test_del () returns trigger language
plpgsql as $$ begin update test t set b = 'will delete this' where
t.a=old.a; return old; end; $$;
test=# CREATE TRIGGER test_trig BEFORE DELETE ON test for each row
execute procedure test_del();
test=# DELETE FROM test where a=2;
DELETE 0
test=# SELECT * from test;
a | b
----+-----
1 | asd
3 | ghj
2 | will delete this
(3 rows)
--------------------------------------------------------
e.g.: an indicated row is not deleted, despite the fact, that the
selector wasn't changed by the intermediate UPDATE. I understand, that
the bucket was changed by the update, but should that matter?
-R
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