Thanks, its works.
[],s
Marcelo.
2006/11/24, Stephan Szabo <sszabo@megazone.bigpanda.com>:
> On Fri, 24 Nov 2006, Marcelo Costa wrote:
>
> > Hi, all
> >
> > I migrate my database from 7.4 to 8.1.5 and make tests with aplication
> > but this don´t works fine.
> >
> > Some trigers don´t work and send to me error messages as this:
> >
> > Warning: pg_query(): Query failed: ERROR: INSERT is not allowed in a
> > non-volatile
> > function CONTEXT: SQL statement "insert into
> > ave.ave_aluno_avaliacao_diario_historico (
> > codigo_ave_avaliacao , codigo_ave_aluno_caderneta , nota , presenca , falta ,
> > data_cadastro , justificativa , codigo_usuario ) select codigo_ave_avaliacao ,
> > codigo_ave_aluno_caderneta , nota , presenca , falta , data_cadastro ,
> > justificativa ,
> > codigo_usuario from ave.ave_aluno_avaliacao_diario where
> > codigo_ave_aluno_caderneta = $1 and codigo_ave_avaliacao = $2 "
> > PL/pgSQL function
> > "func_trg_ave_aluno_avaliacao_diario_a_iu" line 16 at SQL statement in...(...)
> >
> > I see all trigers including func_trg_ave_aluno_avaliacao_diario_a_iu
> > and compile this but no erros send to me.
> >
> > Anybory can help me or send to me any link to that it can clarify.
>
> This looks to be from the following change in the 8.0 release notes:
>
> "Functions declared STABLE or IMMUTABLE always use the snapshot of the
> calling query, and therefore do not see the effects of actions taken after
> the calling query starts, whether in their own transaction or other
> transactions. Such a function must be read-only, too, meaning that it
> cannot use any SQL commands other than SELECT."
>
> You probably will need to redefine the functions to be volatile if
> they're currently stable or immutable.
>
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Marcelo Costa