From: | Glenn MacGregor <gtm(at)highstreetnetworks(dot)com> |
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To: | pgsql-admin(at)postgresql(dot)org |
Subject: | Cascade delete question |
Date: | 2004-04-22 20:46:31 |
Message-ID: | 40882F27.2050900@highstreetnetworks.com |
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Hi All,
Sorry if this is a double post.
Here is an example of my table which works
vid vname parentname
1 n1(at)test(dot)com
2 n2(at)test(dot)com n1(at)test(dot)com
3 n3(at)test(dot)com n1(at)test(dot)com
4 n4(at)test(dot)com n1(at)test(dot)com
5 n5(at)test(dot)com n3(at)test(dot)com
So my simple cascade on delete states that if I delete a row whose vname
matches the parentname of any other delete those rows.
No problem this works great!
Now I have changed my data to
vid vname parentname
1 n1(at)test(dot)com
2 n2(at)test(dot)com n1
3 n3(at)test(dot)com n1
4 n4(at)test(dot)com n1
5 n5(at)test(dot)com n3
Notice the parentname is a substring of the vname. I can get that
substring from a select query
select (substring(vname from 0 for position('@' in vname)) from table1
This query returns
vname
------
n1
n2
n3
n4
n5
Can I change my delete cascade constraint to do this substring query
instead of an exact match?
Is there anyway to accomplish what I need to do?
Thanks
Glenn MacGregor
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