On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 7:38 PM Michael Paquier <michael@paquier.xyz> wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 21, 2021 at 04:21:52PM +0900, Amit Langote wrote:
> > So I had started last night by adding some tests for this in
> > 003_constraints.pl because there are already some replica BR trigger
> > tests there. I like your suggestion to have some tests around
> > partitions, so added some in 013_partition.pl too. Let me know what
> > you think.
>
> Thanks, cool!
Thanks for looking.
> + IF (NEW.bid = 4 AND NEW.id = OLD.id) THEN
> + RETURN NEW;
> + ELSE
> + RETURN NULL;
> + END IF;
> Nit: the indentation is a bit off here.
Hmm, I checked that I used 4 spaces for indenting, but maybe you're
concerned that the whole thing is indented unnecessarily relative to
the parent ELSIF block?
> +CREATE FUNCTION log_tab_fk_ref_upd() RETURNS TRIGGER AS \$\$
> +BEGIN
> + CREATE TABLE IF NOT EXISTS public.tab_fk_ref_op_log (tgtab text,
> tgop text, tgwhen text, tglevel text, oldbid int, newbid int);
> + INSERT INTO public.tab_fk_ref_op_log SELECT TG_RELNAME, TG_OP,
> TG_WHEN, TG_LEVEL, OLD.bid, NEW.bid;
> + RETURN NULL;
> +END;
> Let's use only one function here, then you can just do something like
> that and use NEW and OLD as you wish conditionally:
> IF (TG_OP = 'INSERT') THEN
> INSERT INTO tab_fk_ref_op_log blah;
> ELSIF (TG_OP = 'UPDATE') THEN
> INSERT INTO tab_fk_ref_op_log blah_;
> END IF;
>
> The same remark applies to the two files where the tests have been
> introduced.
That's certainly better with fewer lines.
> Why don't you create the table beforehand rather than making it part
> of the trigger function?
Makes sense too.
> +CREATE TRIGGER tab_fk_ref_log_ins_after_trg
> [...]
> +CREATE TRIGGER tab_fk_ref_log_upd_after_trg
> No need for two triggers either once there is only one function.
Right.
> + "SELECT * FROM tab_fk_ref_op_log ORDER BY tgop, newbid;");
> I would add tgtab and tgwhen to the ORDER BY here, just to be on the
> safe side, and apply the same rule everywhere. Your patch is already
> consistent regarding that and help future debugging, that's good.
Okay, done.
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Amit Langote
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