Adam Brusselback <adambrusselback@xxxxxxxxx> writes:
> --works
> UPDATE tst_table
> SET (b, c) = ('help me', 'please')
> WHERE a = 0;
> --does not work
> UPDATE tst_table
> SET (b) = ('help me')
> WHERE a = 0;
> So there was a change made, and you now cannot use the multi-column
> syntax if you're only updating a single column. Was this intentional?
You still can, but you have to write ROW() explicitly. This conforms
to the standard, which our old behavior didn't.
It was probably an oversight not to list this change as a compatibility
issue. I'll go fix that ...
regards, tom lane
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