<p>Torsten, <br /><br />Usually, the “insert ... (select ...)” has the select portion enclosed in parenthesis. Don't
knowif solution is that simple but did not see it in your examples. It may be worth a try. <br /><br />Stuart <br /><br
/><br/>----- Original message ----- <br />> Hello, <br />> <br />> i have a problem with a trigger written in
pl/pgsql.<br />> <br />> It looks like this: <br />> <br />> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION versionize() <br
/>>RETURNS TRIGGER <br />> AS $$ <br />> BEGIN <br />> <br />> NEW.revision := addContentRevision
(OLD.content_id,OLD.revision); <br />> <br />> /* not working line, just a stub: <br />> EXECUTE
'INSERTINTO ' || TG_TABLE_NAME || ' SELECT $1 ' USING NEW; <br />> */ <br />> <br />> RETURN NULL;
<br/>> <br />> END; <br />> $$ LANGUAGE 'plpgsql' VOLATILE; <br />> <br />> The function should be used
atdifferent tables and is invoked after <br />> UPDATEs. Everything what happens is the function call of <br />>
addContentRevision.After this call all data (with the updated revision <br />> column) should be stored in the table
asa new row. <br />> <br />> My problem: the aim-table is not static. It's just always the table <br />> which
invokedthe trigger. The trigger itself could be called at many <br />> tables. I've tried some other ways of
expressingthe INSERT but nothing <br />> worked: <br />> - 'INSERT INTO ' || TG_TABLE_NAME || ' SELECT NEW.*'
<br/>> - INSERT INTO TG_TABLE_NAME SELECT NEW.* <br />> - EXECUTE 'INSERT INTO ' || TG_TABLE_NAME USING NEW; <br
/>><br />> Do you have any hints? <br />> <br />> Greetings from Germany, <br />> Torsten <br />> <br
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