Re: [SQL] Procedure failing after upgrade

[Jie Liang]

Are you using 7.4.x now?
If so, I think the problem is condition:
        WHILE id_array[count_it] LOOP
Change it to:
        WHILE id_array[count_it] NOTNULL LOOP

Jie Liang

-----Original Message-----
From: patkins [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, May 04, 2004 6:32 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [SQL] Procedure failing after upgrade


All,

I just upgraded to the latest version from 7.2.x and now a procedure is
failing.

Please tell me what I'm doing wrong!

Original Func:

SELECT generateinvoice('{123,124}');

CREATE FUNCTION "generateinvoice" (integer[]) RETURNS integer AS '

        DECLARE id_array ALIAS for $1;
        temppk INT4;
        count_it INT;

        BEGIN
        count_it := 1;

                SELECT INTO temppk
nextval(''t_invoice_invoice_id_seq'');
                INSERT INTO t_invoice (invoice_id, created_date,
invoice_status_id, modified_date) VALUES (temppk, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(2),
''1'', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(2));

        WHILE id_array[count_it] LOOP

                        UPDATE t_event SET invoice_id=temppk,
event_status_id=''5'' WHERE event_id=id_array[count_it];

                count_it := count_it + 1;
        END LOOP;

        -- TEST COUNT RETURN (count_it - 1);
                RETURN temppk;
        END;' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';


My Latest Attempt:

SELECT generateinvoice('{123,124}');

CREATE FUNCTION "generateinvoice" (anyarray) RETURNS integer AS '

        DECLARE
        id_array ALIAS for $1;
        temppk INT4;
        count_it INT;

        BEGIN
                count_it := 1;
                SELECT INTO temppk
nextval(''t_invoice_invoice_id_seq'');
                INSERT INTO t_invoice (invoice_id, created_date,
invoice_status_id, modified_date) VALUES (temppk, CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(2),
''1'', CURRENT_TIMESTAMP(2));

                WHILE id_array[count_it] LOOP

                        UPDATE t_project SET invoice_id=temppk,
project_status_id=''5'' WHERE project_id=id_array[count_it];
                        count_it := count_it + 1;
                END LOOP;

                RETURN temppk;
        END;
' LANGUAGE 'plpgsql';





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