Is it possible for an UPDATE/INSERT query string to function in such a way that it requires two like fields in
differenttables to be equal to/'in sync with' one another: <br /><br /> Example: I have two tables: registration &
schedules....<br /> they both record a class_id, start_date, end_date... I want to make sure that if the schedule_id
fieldis updated in the registration table; that class_id, start_date & end_date fields automatically change to
matchthe schedules.id record in the schedules table.... I've devised a function to handle this but pgsql recognizes the
queryto be 'infinitely recursive:<br /><br /> CREATE RULE registration_update AS<br /> ON UPDATE TO registration<br />
DO<br/> UPDATE registration SET class_id = schedules.class_id WHERE new.schedule_id = (SELECT schedules.id FROM
schedulesWHERE id = new.schedule_id);<br /><br /> What I'm doing is kind of redundant but necessary for
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