On Mar 26, 2008, at 8:59 AM, josep porres wrote:
INSERT INTO demo_tab SELECT demo_tab_row.*;
I tried this before with no success.
But I realized that it was because a problem with a constraint, no
warnings about this at all.
With the detailed insert i've got the constraint error.
I was us
INSERT INTO demo_tab SELECT demo_tab_row.*;
I tried this before with no success.
But I realized that it was because a problem with a constraint, no warnings
about this at all.
With the detailed insert i've got the constraint error.
I was using the execute because I had a variable called the same
Raymond O'Donnell wrote:
> On 26/03/2008 11:59, josep porres wrote:
>
>> row_tempf.field1 := value1;
>> row_tempf.field2 := value3;
>> ...
>> row_tempf.fieldN := valueN;
>>
>> -- NOW INSERT row_tempf in the associated table
>> -- ???
>
> Easy! -
>
> insert into ( ... )
> values (row_tempf.f
On 26/03/2008 12:26, Sam Mason wrote:
INSERT INTO f2_tempfac
SELECT (row_tempf).*;
Does this depend on the column order in table f2_tempfac being the same
as that in the SELECT that produced row_tempf?
Or will row_tempf.foo automagically get matched with column
f2_tempfac.foo, etc?
On Wed, Mar 26, 2008 at 01:14:07PM +0100, josep porres wrote:
> I've tried:
>
> EXECUTE 'INSERT INTO F2_TEMPFAC SELECT * FROM row_tempf';
I think that:
INSERT INTO f2_tempfac
SELECT (row_tempf).*;
should do what you want. Unless you're doing something very fancy you
don't want the execut
On 26/03/2008 12:14, josep porres wrote:
I'm going to try your suggestion, however it's a bit annoying because
this table has a lot of fields.
maybe i'm lazy to write all of them :P ...
Heh heh I sometimes cut and paste SQL from the table definition
window in PgAdmin, to save typing the
I've tried:
EXECUTE 'INSERT INTO F2_TEMPFAC SELECT * FROM row_tempf';
but I've got not surprisingly:
ERROR: relation "row_tempf" does not exist
Estado SQL:42P01
Contexto:SQL statement "INSERT INTO F2_TEMPFAC SELECT * FROM row_tempf"
PL/pgSQL function "f2_facturar" line 437 at EXECUTE statement
On 26/03/2008 11:59, josep porres wrote:
row_tempf.field1 := value1;
row_tempf.field2 := value3;
...
row_tempf.fieldN := valueN;
-- NOW INSERT row_tempf in the associated table
-- ???
Easy! -
insert into ( ... )
values (row_tempf.field1, row_tempf.field2, ... );
:-)
Ray.
Hi,
i'm learning how to work with rows (rowtype) , but I cannot find a way to
insert one, once i filled up the fields, in a table.
the thing is: I have some rows filled up with execute commands as you can
see below.
Once I've filled the row_tempf, how can I insert this row to the table
f2_tempfa
