> Problem is not 'where'. Views in Postgresql doesn't allows you insert,
> update or delete unless you define especila rules that explain Postgresql
> what to do in each case.
> Look Postgresql programming manual. You can see a few examples of rules in
> views.
OK, but I can't see how to make a single rule that allows me to update
an arbitray set of attributes from an arbitray where-clause.
Example:
I have a table named 'extable(a,b,c,d)' and a view 'exview(b,c,d)' for
this table. How can I with a single rule allow the following updates:
update exview set b=10, c=0 where d=11;
update exview set b=0 where c > d;
update exview set d=123 where b=c and c=d;
In other words: I want to make the update of 'exview' transparent to
'extable'.
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