How to UPDATE table column with call function after INSERT command in PostgreSQL?












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I need your help, I have an issue with updating specific column after running insert command.
table:



CREATE SEQUENCE public.llh_type_id_seq
INCREMENT 1
MINVALUE 1
MAXVALUE 9223372036854775807
START 261
CACHE 1;
ALTER TABLE public.llh_type_id_seq
OWNER TO postgres;

CREATE TABLE public.llh_type
(id bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('llh_type_id_seq'::regclass),
identifier text,
name text)
WITH (
OIDS=FALSE);
ALTER TABLE public.llh_type
OWNER TO postgres;


function:



CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.generate_identifier(
id bigint,
prefix text)
RETURNS text AS
$BODY$
SELECT
CASE WHEN length($1::text) < 2
THEN UPPER($2 || '00000' || $1)
WHEN length($1::text) >= 2 AND length($1::text) < 3
THEN UPPER($2 || '0000' || $1)
WHEN length($1::text) >= 3 AND length($1::text) < 4
THEN UPPER($2 || '000' || $1)
WHEN length($1::text) >= 4 AND length($1::text) < 5
THEN UPPER($2 || '00' || $1)
WHEN length($1::text) >= 5 AND length($1::text) < 6
THEN UPPER($2 || '0' || $1)
ELSE
UPPER($2 || $1)
END;
$BODY$
LANGUAGE sql IMMUTABLE STRICT
COST 100;
ALTER FUNCTION public.generate_identifier(bigint, text)
OWNER TO postgres;


After this I try to call my function after inserting data:



WITH t AS(
INSERT INTO llh_type (name) values('one')
RETURNING id)

UPDATE llh_type SET identifier = generate_identifier((select id from
t),'TC') WHERE id = (select id from t);


After running this code I have message:"Query returned successfully: 0 rows affected, 12 msec execution time." But table now looks like: http://joxi.ru/nAypMQjCYBggq2



In another case I have a solution, but I am not sure that it is correct:



INSERT INTO llh_type (name) values('one');
UPDATE llh_type SET identifier = generate_identifier((select id from
llh_type order by id desc limit 1),'TC')
WHERE id = (select id from llh_type order by id desc limit 1);


And after running, I have a message: "Query returned successfully: one row affected, 12 msec execution time." And result looks like as expected: http://joxi.ru/5md13oZCkM3el2










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    I need your help, I have an issue with updating specific column after running insert command.
    table:



    CREATE SEQUENCE public.llh_type_id_seq
    INCREMENT 1
    MINVALUE 1
    MAXVALUE 9223372036854775807
    START 261
    CACHE 1;
    ALTER TABLE public.llh_type_id_seq
    OWNER TO postgres;

    CREATE TABLE public.llh_type
    (id bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('llh_type_id_seq'::regclass),
    identifier text,
    name text)
    WITH (
    OIDS=FALSE);
    ALTER TABLE public.llh_type
    OWNER TO postgres;


    function:



    CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.generate_identifier(
    id bigint,
    prefix text)
    RETURNS text AS
    $BODY$
    SELECT
    CASE WHEN length($1::text) < 2
    THEN UPPER($2 || '00000' || $1)
    WHEN length($1::text) >= 2 AND length($1::text) < 3
    THEN UPPER($2 || '0000' || $1)
    WHEN length($1::text) >= 3 AND length($1::text) < 4
    THEN UPPER($2 || '000' || $1)
    WHEN length($1::text) >= 4 AND length($1::text) < 5
    THEN UPPER($2 || '00' || $1)
    WHEN length($1::text) >= 5 AND length($1::text) < 6
    THEN UPPER($2 || '0' || $1)
    ELSE
    UPPER($2 || $1)
    END;
    $BODY$
    LANGUAGE sql IMMUTABLE STRICT
    COST 100;
    ALTER FUNCTION public.generate_identifier(bigint, text)
    OWNER TO postgres;


    After this I try to call my function after inserting data:



    WITH t AS(
    INSERT INTO llh_type (name) values('one')
    RETURNING id)

    UPDATE llh_type SET identifier = generate_identifier((select id from
    t),'TC') WHERE id = (select id from t);


    After running this code I have message:"Query returned successfully: 0 rows affected, 12 msec execution time." But table now looks like: http://joxi.ru/nAypMQjCYBggq2



    In another case I have a solution, but I am not sure that it is correct:



    INSERT INTO llh_type (name) values('one');
    UPDATE llh_type SET identifier = generate_identifier((select id from
    llh_type order by id desc limit 1),'TC')
    WHERE id = (select id from llh_type order by id desc limit 1);


    And after running, I have a message: "Query returned successfully: one row affected, 12 msec execution time." And result looks like as expected: http://joxi.ru/5md13oZCkM3el2










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      I need your help, I have an issue with updating specific column after running insert command.
      table:



      CREATE SEQUENCE public.llh_type_id_seq
      INCREMENT 1
      MINVALUE 1
      MAXVALUE 9223372036854775807
      START 261
      CACHE 1;
      ALTER TABLE public.llh_type_id_seq
      OWNER TO postgres;

      CREATE TABLE public.llh_type
      (id bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('llh_type_id_seq'::regclass),
      identifier text,
      name text)
      WITH (
      OIDS=FALSE);
      ALTER TABLE public.llh_type
      OWNER TO postgres;


      function:



      CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.generate_identifier(
      id bigint,
      prefix text)
      RETURNS text AS
      $BODY$
      SELECT
      CASE WHEN length($1::text) < 2
      THEN UPPER($2 || '00000' || $1)
      WHEN length($1::text) >= 2 AND length($1::text) < 3
      THEN UPPER($2 || '0000' || $1)
      WHEN length($1::text) >= 3 AND length($1::text) < 4
      THEN UPPER($2 || '000' || $1)
      WHEN length($1::text) >= 4 AND length($1::text) < 5
      THEN UPPER($2 || '00' || $1)
      WHEN length($1::text) >= 5 AND length($1::text) < 6
      THEN UPPER($2 || '0' || $1)
      ELSE
      UPPER($2 || $1)
      END;
      $BODY$
      LANGUAGE sql IMMUTABLE STRICT
      COST 100;
      ALTER FUNCTION public.generate_identifier(bigint, text)
      OWNER TO postgres;


      After this I try to call my function after inserting data:



      WITH t AS(
      INSERT INTO llh_type (name) values('one')
      RETURNING id)

      UPDATE llh_type SET identifier = generate_identifier((select id from
      t),'TC') WHERE id = (select id from t);


      After running this code I have message:"Query returned successfully: 0 rows affected, 12 msec execution time." But table now looks like: http://joxi.ru/nAypMQjCYBggq2



      In another case I have a solution, but I am not sure that it is correct:



      INSERT INTO llh_type (name) values('one');
      UPDATE llh_type SET identifier = generate_identifier((select id from
      llh_type order by id desc limit 1),'TC')
      WHERE id = (select id from llh_type order by id desc limit 1);


      And after running, I have a message: "Query returned successfully: one row affected, 12 msec execution time." And result looks like as expected: http://joxi.ru/5md13oZCkM3el2










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      I need your help, I have an issue with updating specific column after running insert command.
      table:



      CREATE SEQUENCE public.llh_type_id_seq
      INCREMENT 1
      MINVALUE 1
      MAXVALUE 9223372036854775807
      START 261
      CACHE 1;
      ALTER TABLE public.llh_type_id_seq
      OWNER TO postgres;

      CREATE TABLE public.llh_type
      (id bigint NOT NULL DEFAULT nextval('llh_type_id_seq'::regclass),
      identifier text,
      name text)
      WITH (
      OIDS=FALSE);
      ALTER TABLE public.llh_type
      OWNER TO postgres;


      function:



      CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION public.generate_identifier(
      id bigint,
      prefix text)
      RETURNS text AS
      $BODY$
      SELECT
      CASE WHEN length($1::text) < 2
      THEN UPPER($2 || '00000' || $1)
      WHEN length($1::text) >= 2 AND length($1::text) < 3
      THEN UPPER($2 || '0000' || $1)
      WHEN length($1::text) >= 3 AND length($1::text) < 4
      THEN UPPER($2 || '000' || $1)
      WHEN length($1::text) >= 4 AND length($1::text) < 5
      THEN UPPER($2 || '00' || $1)
      WHEN length($1::text) >= 5 AND length($1::text) < 6
      THEN UPPER($2 || '0' || $1)
      ELSE
      UPPER($2 || $1)
      END;
      $BODY$
      LANGUAGE sql IMMUTABLE STRICT
      COST 100;
      ALTER FUNCTION public.generate_identifier(bigint, text)
      OWNER TO postgres;


      After this I try to call my function after inserting data:



      WITH t AS(
      INSERT INTO llh_type (name) values('one')
      RETURNING id)

      UPDATE llh_type SET identifier = generate_identifier((select id from
      t),'TC') WHERE id = (select id from t);


      After running this code I have message:"Query returned successfully: 0 rows affected, 12 msec execution time." But table now looks like: http://joxi.ru/nAypMQjCYBggq2



      In another case I have a solution, but I am not sure that it is correct:



      INSERT INTO llh_type (name) values('one');
      UPDATE llh_type SET identifier = generate_identifier((select id from
      llh_type order by id desc limit 1),'TC')
      WHERE id = (select id from llh_type order by id desc limit 1);


      And after running, I have a message: "Query returned successfully: one row affected, 12 msec execution time." And result looks like as expected: http://joxi.ru/5md13oZCkM3el2







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