I wrote:
> [ In psql, COPY from stdin fails to report referential integrity errors ]
> After further investigation I'm still unsure where to pin the blame.
> What the backend is actually sending back is
> C COPY -- completion tag for COPY
> E errmsg-- error detected
I wrote:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lee Harr) writes:
>> When COPYing data to a table which uses foreign keys, if there
>> is a reference to a key which is not there, the copy fails
>> (as expected) but there is no error message.
>> Hmm. Looking at it more, seems like there is an error message
>> when
[EMAIL PROTECTED] (Lee Harr) writes:
> When COPYing data to a table which uses foreign keys, if there
> is a reference to a key which is not there, the copy fails
> (as expected) but there is no error message.
> Hmm. Looking at it more, seems like there is an error message
> when using:
> COPY "f
When COPYing data to a table which uses foreign keys, if there
is a reference to a key which is not there, the copy fails
(as expected) but there is no error message.
Hmm. Looking at it more, seems like there is an error message
when using:
COPY "f" FROM '/home/lee/f.dat';
but _not_ when using:
