The arrays NEW and OLD only contain entries for attributes in the
respective rows that are not NULL. The list $TG_relatts contains a list
of all column names of the triggering relation with a leading empty
element (to make the index in that list reflect pg_attribute.attnum).
Jan
darren@crystalballinc.com wrote:
> Not sure exactly why but put [array names NEW] in an elog and put [array
> names OLD] in an elog then make sure they are all there.
>
> If they are all there then the foreach will definately work
>
> Also the ID tiene $id) <--- if not in original code good otherwise should
> not be there
>
> Darren
>
> On Wed, 3 Sep 2003, Josué Maldonado wrote:
>
>> Noticed that the loop does not go through all fields:
>>
>> foreach id [array names NEW] {
>> elog NOTICE "ID tiene $id)"
>> elog NOTICE "OLD tiene $OLD($id)"
>> elog NOTICE "NEW tiene $NEW($id)"
>> }
>>
>> foreach id [array names OLD] {
>> elog NOTICE "ID tiene $id)"
>> elog NOTICE "OLD tiene $OLD($id)"
>> elog NOTICE "NEW tiene $NEW($id)"
>> }
>>
>> Both cases the loop skips some fields, any idea?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>>
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>
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