>
> Hello!
>
> PostgreSQL 6.4.2.
>
> ran=> create table t (some_number int4, some_string text);
> CREATE
> ran=> insert into t values(-1,'a');
> INSERT 20362 1
> ran=> insert into t values(1,'d');
> INSERT 20363 1
> ran=> create view v as select * from t where some_number>=0;
> CREATE
> ran=> insert into v values (17,'q');
> INSERT 20375 1
> ran=> select * from t;
> some_number|some_string
> -----------+-----------
> -1|a
> 1|d
> (2 rows)
>
> What is 20375? Is it real OID of dummy row?
It's the OID of the real row that got stored into relation v.
Do a
DROP RULE "_RETv";
SELECT * FROM v;
and you'll get back your (17,'q') row.
Maybe you should read now some chapters in the programmers
manual about the implementation of views, the rule system
etc.
Jan
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