On Wed, 2003-09-24 at 11:49, Maurizio Faini wrote:
> I tried to use CURRVAL, but it gives me this error:
> IS NOT YET DEFINED IN THIS SECTION
That indicates that in the current session you haven't yet used
nextval() on the id specified in the currval() call.
> this is what i do:
> 1) INSERT (id,....) VALUES (nextval('...id_seq'),.....etc...
> 2) SELECT currval('...id_seq');
> and now there is error.
> 3) get rs
> 4) another insert query with rs current val
>
> why this not work?
> where i make a mistake?
I can't see what is wrong here. Please post a transcript of the actual
session; your editing has wiped out whatever you did wrong.
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