Rafal Pietrak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> CREATE TABLE master (id int not null unique, info text, ....);
> CREATE TABLE aux (master int references master(id), info text, ...);
> CREATE FUNCTION adjust() RETURNS "trigger" AS $$ BEGIN
> new.id := 1000-old.id;
> INSERT INTO aux (master, info) VALUES (new.id, 'hello world');
> RETURN new;
> END $$ LANGUAGE plpgsql;
> CREATE TRIGGER pico BEFORE INSERT ON master FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE
> PROCEDURE adjust();
> But in my trigger function "adjust()", executed within a transaction
> opened by "INSERT INTO master", the 'fresh' data (set by "new.id :=
> value") isn't visible to other commands (like: INSERT INTO aux...).
Well, of course not: it's a BEFORE trigger, so the row insertion hasn't
actually happened yet. I think you need to split this operation into a
BEFORE trigger that changes the ID, and an AFTER trigger that propagates
the data into the other table.
regards, tom lane
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