The use of an explicit ID in creating a new
action_trigger.event_definition row was followed by the use of the
CURRVAL() function to grab the most recently issued value for
the action_trigger.event_defintion_id_seq sequence - which happened to
be 100, due to a previously issued SETVAL() on the sequence.
This resulted in references to non-existent event definitions and thus
an error in creating the stock database schema.
By using an explicit ID for the dependent row, we avoid this error.
Signed-off-by: Dan Scott <dan@coffeecode.net>
Signed-off-by: Thomas Berezansky <tsbere@mvlc.org>
(38, 'bib_rec.bib_record.simple_record');
INSERT INTO action_trigger.event_params (event_def, param, value)
- VALUES (currval('action_trigger.event_definition_id_seq'), 'check_email_notify', 1);
+ VALUES (38, 'check_email_notify', 1);
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-- Seed data for queued record/item exports