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I'm trying to figure out why I keep getting an error when trying to COPY 
data into a table. The basic process is to get a list of rows via primary 
keys, delete from the 'target' table, grab data from the 'source' table   
using the same pks, and stuff them in to the target. However, the COPY is 
failing, as a row already seems to exist. Here's the logs:                

2009-10-15T20:04:29-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [26-1] LOG:  statement: begin
2009-10-15T20:04:29-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [27-1] LOG:  duration: 0.195 ms
2009-10-15T20:04:29-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [28-1] LOG:  statement: SET 
TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL SERIALIZABLE READ WRITE                             
                                                                                
                
2009-10-15T20:04:29-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [29-1] LOG:  duration: 0.128 ms 
                                              
2009-10-15T20:04:29-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [30-1] LOG:  statement: DELETE 
FROM abc.sales WHERE id IN ('RVC0777','SES0443','SES0752','SES0761','SES0805')  
                                                                                
             
2009-10-15T20:04:31-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [31-1] LOG:  duration: 2155.206 
ms                                            
2009-10-15T20:04:31-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [32-1] LOG:  statement: COPY 
abc.sales FROM STDIN                             
2009-10-15T20:04:31-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [33-1] ERROR:  duplicate key 
value violates unique constraint "sales_id"      
2009-10-15T20:04:31-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [33-2] CONTEXT:  COPY sales, 
line 1: "SES0761#011t#011250#011f#011t"          
2009-10-15T20:04:31-06:00 mybox postgres[2717]: [33-3] STATEMENT:  COPY 
abc.sales FROM STDIN                                  

Table sales looks like this:

 id | character varying(64)
...                        
Indexes:                   
    "sales_id" UNIQUE, btree (id)

The source call is:

COPY (SELECT * FROM abc.sales WHERE id IN 
('RVC0777','SES0443','SES0752','SES0761','SES0805')) TO STDOUT;

The table on the other side is identical (has the same unique index and 
columns, in the same order)

The DELETE returns 0 rows (and thus is the problem) according to the script.

This is through a Perl script using DBD::Pg (and therefore libpq). The DELETE 
is run
via $dbh->do, and uses PQexec.

The rows *are* there when I manually check via psql.

A SELECT inside the script just before the DELETE also shows
no matching rows (should be five).

When run from psql, the DELETE works as expected.

I've verified that only one row with SES0761 is being returned from the source.

I created a second unique index on the source and target table with no errors.

Version is 8.4.1

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Greg Sabino Mullane [email protected]
End Point Corporation
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http://biglumber.com/x/web?pk=2529DF6AB8F79407E94445B4BC9B906714964AC8
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