Yep. It works.
I had the problem with 6.5.1 version both on RedHat 5.1 and FreeBSD 3.2 boxes.
It runs just fine, when is built using bison-1.28 (available at ftp.gnu.org).
Thanks all.
On 05-Oct-99 Tom Lane wrote:
> Florian Makesch <F.Makesch@sbe-zeta.de> writes:
>> I hope someone can help me. I Want 2 Aktions executeed in a Rule like:
>> CREATE RULE auftraege_neu_delete AS ON delete
>> TO auftraege_neu DO
>> (DELETE FROM auftraege_neu_positionen
>> WHERE auftraege_neu_positionen.auftragsnr = OLD.auftragsnr;
>> DELETE FROM auftraege_neu_zubehoer
>> WHERE auftraege_neu_zubehoer.auftragsnr = OLD.auftragsnr;);
>> but I get a Parser Error:
>> ERROR: parser: parse error at or near ""
>> This is in PostgreSQL 6.5.2
>> Has anyone the correct syntax?
>
> There's nothing wrong with that syntax AFAICS. Furthermore, my copy
> of Postgres takes it just fine (both 6.5.2 and current sources).
>
> I suspect you compiled with a buggy version of yacc or bison. Postgres'
> grammar is large and complex enough that it tends to expose problems
> in vendor-supplied yaccs :-(. Try getting a recent GNU bison (let's
> see ... I have 1.25 installed here, it's probably not the latest)
> and rebuilding.
>
> regards, tom lane
>
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Sergey Bondarenko
Relcom-Ukraine system administrator
