gt; regards, tom lane
>
Dear Tom, you can bet all your money because you are right.
I drop the table and re-created using numeric instead double precision.
Now everything is ok, I can update every row of the table.
Thank you.
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Marco Fochesato
>
> I would suggest writing a self-contained script that creates the table,
> inserts a single record, and updates that record. Present that for
> consideration along with a description or capture of the results of running
> the script on your machine.
>
>
But not all the records fail the update..
date
>
By refreshing the table, in PgAdmin.
> anything else to make the situation more clear (like errors in the
> logfile, or anything else you think is relevant)
>
No errors in the GUI, no errors in PgAdmin.log
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Marco Fochesato
pg2 and also through Libreoffice
Base.
Looking to the properties of the table in Pgadmin, I can see only the
estimated number
of rows. Counted rows are 'not counted'.
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Marco Fochesato
