Hi,
yes that's my problem.
I've got a table and I put lots of contraints on it so that data stays
consistent. One constraint calls a fcn to do some kind of count() over that
table but it omits the 'to be inserted record'. What to do?
concrete problem:
Suppose a table
i | tel | status | ...
..| \d+ | 1-7 | ...
status can be active, deleted or some more values
There may be not two rows where tel is equal and status is not deleted.
Other: As long as status=deleted there may be duplicate tel columns.
How would I make that sure?
My try was to create a check constraint like
("status" = 7) OR (("status" <> 7) AND (num_of_equal_tel_status_not_7("tel")
<= 1))
where num_of_equal_tel_status_not_7 is:
SELECT count(*) FROM "this table" WHERE "tel"=$1 AND "status"<>7
Note: status=7 means deleted
This works well until two recoreds are inserted which are status<>7.
The second gets inserted because the new record is not yet visible.
Another Idea was to make a trigger. But BTW how do I access a trigger
parameter if my trigger function must not have any parameter??????????
Ideas?
Tahks for any
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