Been fighting an issue today where I couldn't do a simple upsert of an object looked like {id: 123, value: "myvalue"}
The primary key of the table is id but the import would fail with a "null value in column "required_value" violates not-null constraint" error.
As soon as I include the two required values, everything runs smoothly.
Digging into the script.js for postgres, I believe it is because of how the upsert logic works.
INSERT INTO public.mytable (
"id",
"required_value",
"myvalue",
... long list of columns
)
VALUES
(
123,
DEFAULT
"insertedvalue",
... long list of DEFAULT
) ON CONFLICT ("id") DO
UPDATE
SET
"id" = 6,
Because "required_value" is NOT NULL and there is no default, the query fails. No idea how to fix it as SQL isn't my strength, but this appears to be a bug.
Been fighting an issue today where I couldn't do a simple upsert of an object looked like
{id: 123, value: "myvalue"}
The primary key of the table is
id
but the import would fail with a"null value in column "required_value" violates not-null constraint"
error.As soon as I include the two required values, everything runs smoothly.
Digging into the script.js for postgres, I believe it is because of how the upsert logic works.
Because "required_value" is NOT NULL and there is no default, the query fails. No idea how to fix it as SQL isn't my strength, but this appears to be a bug.