lucas@presserv.org wrote:
>>> I would want to replace "bv" values with FALSE when insert/update
>>> NULL value for
>>> this field.
>>
>> You could do this by having the application insert to a view with a
>> rule that replaces null bv values before redirecting to the base table.
>
> Is more functional to create a Rule instead of a trigger?
It's different - you can think of a rule as a kind of macro, rewriting
the query the application provides. Make sure you read the manuals
carefully to be sure you understand how they work though.
>>> Or need I create a TRIGGER that check it and replace the itens???
>>> CREATE or REPLACE function TG_table1_check RETURNS trigger as '
>>> BEGIN
>>> IF nullvalue(NEW.bv) THEN
>>
>>
>> IF NEW.bv IS NULL THEN
>>
> What is the difference between nullvalue() and IS NULL???
"IS NULL" is a standard SQL expression.
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