From: "Scott Holmes" <sholmes@pacificnet.net>
> Well, it does not seem to be a problem with multiple fields but with
fields
> that are integers.
>
> INSERT INTO journal (j_date,casenmbr,j_descr,j_rate,j_status) VALUES
> (jdate,cnmbr,erec.ev_title,erec.ev_rate,jstatus);
>
> Fails, but
>
> INSERT INTO journal (j_date,j_descr,j_rate,j_status) VALUES
> (jdate,erec.ev_title,erec.ev_rate,jstatus);
>
> Succeeds. The difference is casenmbr, an integer. j_rate is a decimal
value,
> j_date is a date and the others are character fields.
Puzzling:
drop table foo;
create table foo (a int unique not null, b text);
drop function foo_ins();
create function foo_ins() returns int as '
declare
va int;
vb text;
begin
va := 1;
vb := ''xxxxx'';
INSERT INTO foo (a,b) VALUES (va,vb);
return 1;
end;
' language 'plpgsql';
select foo_ins();
foo_ins
---------
1
(1 row)
select * from foo;
a | b
---+-------
1 | xxxxx
(1 row)
Works fine here - v7.1.1 but I'm sure I'd have noticed problems in previous
versions if there'd been a fault. I'd suspect some issue with the type of
the variable or something.
What precisely is the error and is it possible to provide the table and
function definition?
- Richard Huxton
