[2002-01-13 12:33] Brent Verner said:
| [2002-01-13 11:41] Tom Lane said:
| | Brent Verner <brent@rcfile.org> writes:
| | > In CopyFrom, if attlist present, create Form_pg_attribute* ordered
| | > same as attlist.
| |
| | Doesn't seem like this can possibly work as-is. The eventual call to
| | heap_formtuple must supply the column values in the order expected
| | by the table, but I don't see you remapping from input-column indices to
| | table-column indices anywhere in the data processing loop.
|
| yup. back to the drawing board ;-)
I fixed this by making an int* mapping from specified collist
position to actual rd_att->attrs position.
| | Also, a reasonable version of this capability would allow the input
| | column list to be just a subset of the table column list; with the
| | column default expressions, if any, being evaluated to fill the missing
| | columns. This would answer the requests we keep having for COPY to be
| | able to load a table containing a serial-number column.
|
| right.
I'm still a bit^W^W lost as hell on how the column default magic
happens. It appears that in the INSERT case, the query goes thru
the planner and picks up the necessary Node* representing the
default(s) for a relation, then later evaluates those nodes if
not attisset.
Should I be looking to call ExecEvalFunc(stringToNode(adbin),ec,&rvnull,NULL);
when an attr is not specified and it has a default? Or is there
a more straightforward way of getting the default for an att?
(I sure hope there is ;-)
thanks. brent
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