On Mon, 8 Jun 1998, Fredrick Meunier wrote:
> Hi,
> I have a database design tool under windows, and it has a
> feature where you can store varoius metadata about your database
> in an ODBC database. I would like to use PostgreSQL as the
> repository. The product goes and creates it's own schema in a
> datasource, but has problems with the following DDL:
>
> CREATE VIEW ALL_TEXT (TEXTIDTF,TEXTNSEG)
> AS SELECT B.BLBJ,B.NSEG FROM BLBJ B WHERE B.BTYP = 1
> ERROR from backend during send_query: 'ERROR: parser: parse error at or
> near "("'
PostgreSQL doesn't support the above syntax. Try this instead:
CREATE VIEW ALL_TEXT
AS SELECT B.BLBJ AS TEXTIDTF, B.NSEG AS TEXTNSEG
FROM BLBJ B WHERE B.BTYP = 1
>
>
> What are the chances of getting view creation syntax like the above
> accepted?
>
> The other problem is:
> CREATE TABLE MPDREFR
> ( REFR int4 NOT NULL,
> SRCE int4 NOT NULL,
> TRGT int4 NOT NULL,
> LABL varchar(254) ,
> URUL int2 ,
> DRUL int2 ,
> MAND int2 ,
> CPRT int2 ,
> TOBJ int2 ,
> COBJ varchar(80) ,
> SOID int4 ,
> FKCN varchar(64) ,
> CMIN varchar(10) ,
> CMAX varchar(10) ,
> NGEN int2 )'
> ERROR from backend during send_query: 'ERROR: create: system attribute
> named "cmin"'
cmin and cmax are reserved words, try to rename to C_MIN C_MAX for example.
>
> Can the system attribute limitation be removed, or can the system
> attributes be renamed to not conflict with legal SQL92 column names?
>
> Thanks for any help you can offer,
> Fred
> --
> To have no errors
> Would be life without meaning
> No struggle, no joy -- Brian M. Porter
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