Jaimin Pan <jaimin.pan@gmail.com> writes: > I got error when insert a parent table by inserting a foreign table. > ... > (create trigger "phone_pool_insert_trigger" for phone_pool and insert into > phone_pool works well. The child table got the row.)
> when insert into phone_pool_foreign. I got error like following. > ERROR: relation "ph_90" does not exist > CONTEXT: Remote SQL command: INSERT INTO public. phone_pool_foreign(id, > patrition, phone, carrier, createtime, updatetime, deleteflg) VALUES ($1, > $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7) > PL/pgSQL function public.phone_pool_insert_trigger() line 93 at SQL > statement > """
You didn't show us either the whole trigger or the failing statement in it, but I bet you forgot to schema-qualify the child table names. postgres_fdw runs the remote session with a very restrictive search_path, just pg_catalog if memory serves. It's generally bad practice for triggers to rely on the prevailing search path in any case.
