Look at the docs for triggers and pay special attention to NEW/OLD you
want to change the value in NEW.increase and return it. I'd give you a
more concrete example but I can't get to www.postgresql.org right now
myself.
Don't know if this is doable using a rule, and if it was you might get n
infinite recursion because rules are fired after the insert/update,
which means update happens to the row, rule fires and updates the row,
rule fires and updates the row, rule fires and updates the row, ....
Markus.Schmitz wrote:
>Hi their,
>I want to create a rule, whenever a specific row in a table is
>increased, another row is incremented.
>
>Let's say, I have a table like this:
>CREATE TABLE "test" (
> "Code" VARCHAR(20) NOT NULL,
> "Number" INTEGER NOT NULL,
> "increase" INTEGER NOT NULL,
> PRIMARY KEY("Code")
>)
>
>So, I want to have a rule (or trigger or whatever) which does the
>following job:
>
>Whenever the Number filed is updated and the new value is bigger than
>the old once, the increase field should be incremented (increase++).
>
>Can anybody tell me how to do so ?
>
>Thanks
>
>Markus
>
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