Re: [GENERAL] regarding threads and transactions - problem 2

2005-08-29 Thread Surabhi Ahuja
Title: Re: [GENERAL] regarding threads and transactions - problem 2 patient_key is the unique key and the primary key is patient_id, which is a bigserial.   actually this is what the stored procedure does:   a patient comes and it is associated with patient_key ...if is not present in

Re: [GENERAL] regarding threads and transactions - problem 2

2005-08-26 Thread Richard Huxton
Surabhi Ahuja wrote: BEGIN patKey := $4; select patient_id into patId from patient where patient_key = patKey; if not found THEN insert into patient(patient_name,org_pat_id,birth_date,patient_key) values($1,trim($2),$3,$4); The output that i a

Re: [GENERAL] regarding threads and transactions - problem 2

2005-08-26 Thread Martijn van Oosterhout
On Fri, Aug 26, 2005 at 01:28:51PM +0530, Surabhi Ahuja wrote: > Dear All, > > This is in reference to a problem which I had put up sometime back. > Please take some time to study it > > The piece of code that i am trying to execute is attached (itsa cpp file) > The stored procedure (that the

[GENERAL] regarding threads and transactions - problem 2

2005-08-26 Thread Surabhi Ahuja
Dear All, This is in reference to a problem which I had put up sometime back. Please take some time to study it   The piece of code that i am trying to execute is attached (itsa cpp file) The stored procedure (that the program calls) insert_patient is as follows:   CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION ins