Oops. Just noticed that I accidentally posted to the wrong group. I meant to
put this in Novice!
But thanks anyway!
- Leon
On Jan 31, 2011, at 7:42 AM, Kevin Grittner wrote:
> Leon Starr wrote:
>
>> The problem is that the values x, y and z are inserted into a
>> permanent table Q early in
Ah! That's what I had originally thought. So, if what you are saying is true,
then I just have a bug of some sort. I am NOT using any triggers. It's just a
simple function with deeper function calls nested about 5 levels down.
To slightly rephrase: Any database changes (inserts/updates) made
Leon Starr wrote:
> The problem is that the values x, y and z are inserted into a
> permanent table Q early in the processing of my_func. Then,
> several calls down in deep_func(), still inside my_func, I need to
> access the value of x. I tried to do a select on Q to get the
> value, but I ca
