On Saturday 10 April 2004 02:32 pm, Kemin Zhou wrote:
begin; Note the semi-colon
Then the update query;
commit; or rollback;
> I was trying to speed up a simple update query
>
> fri=# begin
> fri-# update tabA set nobegin=tmp.nobegin, noend=tmp.noend
> fri-# from tmp
> fri-# where tabA.acc=tmp.acc;
> ERROR: syntax error at or near "update" at character 7
>
> The same query can be run with no problem if not starting with BEGIN.
>
> Does mean that BEGIN cannot preceed UPDATE?
>
> Or I am making some obvious miskate?
>
> Kemin
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