Ketan,
Please reply to the list as well so others have the opportunity to
help you. And please don't top-post.
On Jul 16, 2005, at 12:31 AM, ketan shah wrote:
but if i update more then two times then it remove all '\';
and finally it returns 'Adddd' or 'Bdddd'...
But i want 'A\\d\\d\\d\\d' and 'B\\d\\d\\d\\d' after n number of
updates.
i.e. no change in inserted value after n numbers of updates for
that record.
If you don't change change the values of the usr_filename_pattern in
the update (in the SET clause), those values should not change.
test=# select * from tab1;
usr_id | usr_name | usr_filename_pattern
--------+----------+----------------------
A | Mr. A | A\d\d\d\d
A | Mr. B | A\\d\\d\\d\\d
(2 rows)
test=# update tab1 set usr_name = 'Mr. C' where usr_id = 'A';
UPDATE 2
test=# select * from tab1;
usr_id | usr_name | usr_filename_pattern
--------+----------+----------------------
A | Mr. C | A\d\d\d\d
A | Mr. C | A\\d\\d\\d\\d
I suspect there is some additional SQL code being executed by your
Java application. You may want to enable query logging and check the
PostgreSQL logs to see exactly what queries are being executed.
Michael Glaesemann
grzm myrealbox com
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