Bruno BAGUETTE wrote:
Hello,
I have a PL/PGSQL stored procedure that makes me mad currently... (The stored procedure is a procedure that simulates a materialized view)
It complains about a parse error when I call that procedure : WARNING: line 8 at execute statement ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "organization" at character 144
So, I think that the error is in that piece of code (I've added the line number in order to show you the bad line)
5 : IF TG_RELNAME = ''people'' THEN 6 : EXECUTE ''INSERT INTO mview_contacts (pk_fk_cnt_id,cnt_name,cnt_type,cnt_initial) VALUES(NEW.pk_fk_cnt_id, '' || quote_literal(COALESCE(NEW.l_name,'''') || '' '' || COALESCE(NEW.f_name,'''')) || '','' || ''''people'',LOWER(SUBSTR((COALESCE(NEW.l_name,''''), 1, 1))))''; 7 : ELSIF TG_RELNAME = ''organizations'' THEN 8 : EXECUTE ''INSERT INTO mview_contacts (pk_fk_cnt_id,cnt_name,cnt_type,cnt_initial) VALUES(NEW.pk_fk_cnt_id, '' || quote_literal(NEW.org_name) || '','' || ''''organization'',LOWER(SUBSTR(NEW.org_name, 1, 1))))'';
Do you see something to be wrong in theses lignes ?
Thanks very much for your help !
PS : Is there a tool (on Linux, MacOsX or Windows) that help the writing of theses stored procedures ?
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Bruno BAGUETTE - pgsql-ml@baguette.net
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