Dear Gurus,
I tried to shuffle through the archives but was lost in the technical
details. Please feel free to tell me a search keyword suitable for my case
if there's any.
QUESTION1: is this error _always_ harmless (other than transaction
rollback)?
QUESTION2: is this reported exactly like other errors? i.e. in psql, through
psqlodbc, etc.
As you can see below, this came during an INSERT. I don't really understand
the warning.
QUESTION3: May I assume that the transaction aborted even before it began?
QUESTION4: If that's so, does it rule out triggers and such?
QUESTION5: May it be a problem in 7.3.x that's fixed in 7.4.y?
System: PostgreSQL 7.3.4, Dual Xeon HT
Log: ERROR: simple_heap_update: tuple concurrently updatedog. LOG: statement: INSERT INTO pakolas_cikktetel (cikk,
minoseg,helyrol, mennyi, pakolas, sorszam, helyre) VALUES (102165, 1, 1488, '25', 68615, 1, 1338) DEBUG:
AbortCurrentTransactionWARNING: AbortTransaction and not in in-progress state
I read in an earlier post that turning on statement logging and duration may
help. If we can reproduce this error, I will. So far this is the only
occurence.
G.
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