Ian,
> Anyway, I have a similar requirement, to intercept insert/update/delete and
redirect the data if a condition is met. Right now I am trying an INSTEAD
rule that puts the condtion in the WHERE of the rule definition. It seems to
work OK, but if the condition has exeptions where I would like to throw an
error, I can't. And since it is an INSTEAD, I can't have a trigger on the
table fire to find the exception cases. Urgh.
I'd suggest a "DO INSTEAD SELECT some_function(NEW)"
where some_function is a function that tests for errors, throws and exception
if necessary, otherwise inserts. It's tricky, but probably the best way to
get trigger + rule functionality at once.
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-Josh BerkusAglio Database SolutionsSan Francisco
