Hello,
I'm having a bit of trouble with the error message from the subject. Is there a way to simply go on with my commands if I hit this error?
One example would be when I drop a table (and it doesn't exist) I still want to run the following CREATE TABLE. But due to the error even the following valid command will fail.
This problem is not limited to DDL. When I try to write the result sets for several queries to disk it's the same problem, if e.g. the first select reports an error (e.g. due to a typo in the column list) all subsequent ones will no run as well.
I know that I can "fix" this state by issuing a rollback (or commit). The problem is, that this stuff is part of a bigger program, and I cannot determine whether I'm allowed to do a rollback or commit at that point.
Is this a problem with the JDBC interface that I'm using, or is this a general Postgres problem?
Is there a setting where I can control this behaviour?
I'm using 8.0.2 on Windows 2000 (and XP)
Thanks for your help Thomas
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