Missing inserts

In 7.1.X and earlier the INSERT rules are executed _before_ the INSERT.
This is changed to _after_ in 7.2.

For some reason, I seam to feel as if the inserts that should be executed by
a rule are not all getting executed, or at least, they are not getting writen.

How can I find out what the rule is really doing? The logs don't say much.

Any help will be grear at this moment of stress!!! X->

Saludos... :-)

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On Mar 02 Oct 2001 21:59, you wrote:

In 7.1.X and earlier the INSERT rules are executed _before_ the INSERT.
This is changed to _after_ in 7.2.

This would mean...??? I haven�t had much trouble until now, so I can�t
understand why one of the 4 inserts of the rule didn�t get through.

Is there some logic?

TIA!

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Programador, Administrador, DBA | Centro de Telematica
Universidad Nacional
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On Mi� 03 Oct 2001 16:43, you wrote:

On Mar 02 Oct 2001 21:59, you wrote:

In 7.1.X and earlier the INSERT rules are executed _before_ the INSERT.
This is changed to _after_ in 7.2.

This would mean...??? I haven�t had much trouble until now, so I can�t
understand why one of the 4 inserts of the rule didn�t get through.

Sorry for answering my own mail, but I found some info.

This is my rule:

CREATE RULE admin_insert AS ON
INSERT TO admin_view
DO INSTEAD (
INSERT INTO carrera
(carrera,titulo,area,descripcion,incumbencia,director,
matricula,cupos,informes,nivel,requisitos,duracion,
categoria)
VALUES
(new.carrera,new.titulo,new.id_subarea,new.descripcion,
new.incumbencia,new.director,new.matricula,new.cupos,
new.informes,new.nivel,new.requisitos,new.duracion,
new.car_categ);

INSERT INTO inscripcion
(carrera,fecha_ini,fecha_fin,lugar)
VALUES
(currval('carrera_id_curso_seq'),new.fecha_ini,new.fecha_fin,
new.lugar);

INSERT INTO resol
(carr,numero,year,fecha)
VALUES
(currval('carrera_id_curso_seq'),new.numero,new.year,new.fecha);

INSERT INTO log_carrera (accion,tabla,id_col) VALUES
('I','carrera',currval('carrera_id_curso_seq'));
);

All inserts to the tables are done to the view (so this rule is used), but I
have 39 of a total of 142 inserts that didn't get the second insert of the
rule to go.

The question is why is this happening, and how can I fix it?

If you need logs or something, I have no problem at all.

Saludos... :-)

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Programador, Administrador, DBA | Centro de Telematica
Universidad Nacional
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