Обсуждение: Parse error creating tables
Hello all,
I Just installed PostGreSQL 7.1.2, and i created a database, but i am
not able to create the tables i need to,
Here are 2 of the tables i am trying to create:
CREATE TABLE Distribucion (
Id serial PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
Nombre varchar(15)
);
CREATE TABLE Perfil_Aplicacion (
Id serial PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL,
Nombre varchar(20),
Abreviatura char(4),
Descripcion varchar(50),
Distribucion integer,
Enviar_Correo boolean,
Enviar_Page boolean,
Enviar_Popup boolean,
Numero_Aprobadores integer,
Numero_Acciones integer,
Cierre_Automatico boolean,
Caduca integer,
FOREIGN KEY Distribucion REFERENCES Distribucion(Id)
);
I always get parsing errors like:
psql:/home/juanjose/proyectos/TroubleTickets/TablasTT.sql:39: ERROR:
parser: parse error at or near "distribucion"
Since i couldnt create them by hand, I tryed using pgaccess 0.98.7
but if i try to add a constraint i get the same error and the table is
not created, what am i doing wrong?
Thanks
Juan Jose
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Juan Jose Natera Abreu <jnatera@net-uno.net> writes:
> FOREIGN KEY Distribucion REFERENCES Distribucion(Id)
> I always get parsing errors like:
> parser: parse error at or near "distribucion"
There are supposed to be parentheses around the column list:
FOREIGN KEY (Distribucion) REFERENCES Distribucion(Id)
regards, tom lane
> Here are 2 of the tables i am trying to create: > > CREATE TABLE Distribucion ( > Id serial PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, > Nombre varchar(15) > ); > > CREATE TABLE Perfil_Aplicacion ( > Id serial PRIMARY KEY NOT NULL, > Nombre varchar(20), > Abreviatura char(4), > Descripcion varchar(50), > Distribucion integer, > Enviar_Correo boolean, > Enviar_Page boolean, > Enviar_Popup boolean, > Numero_Aprobadores integer, > Numero_Acciones integer, > Cierre_Automatico boolean, > Caduca integer, > FOREIGN KEY Distribucion REFERENCES Distribucion(Id) > ); FOREIGN KEY <field> REFERENCES <table> Where <field is a field in your table and <table> is another table, your table is referncing. Nix.