Hi,
I've managed to hack the code for check_primary_key. It now allows for a
option
[automatic|dependent]. It'll automatically insert into the parent table
if the primary key doesn't exists in the parent table and if the option
is "automatic". It works the same as before if the option is
"dependen
Hi,
I am using the triggers provided under contrib/spi/refint.* to implement
referential integrity in my database.
The check_primary_key function doesn't allow me to enter in a child
table if a corresponding primary key doesn't exists in the parent table
( implements 'dependency'). However I also
Since I have now seen two other people complain about this, I will join
the fray.
I am running Solaris 2.6, Postgresql v6.3.2.
I have also gotten the same notice on FreeBSD 2.1.; the Solaris
2.6 was built with gcc 2.8.1. All the auxiliary programs (readline,
history, etc.) are the latest version
On Fri, 18 Sep 1998, David Hartwig wrote:
> I would like to see it! I was not aware that table aliasing could
> have any impact on performance.
Hello Oliver and David,
I was a bit amazed myself. Federico Passaro, on the SQL list,
helped me out some time ago when a query was failing.
His co
