Closed rstribrn closed 9 months ago
Hi,
Thanks for reporting this issue. Actually the rule already checks for ROWTYPE variables, but in this case it was checking the wrong variable ("p_id" from the RETURNING INTO clase, instead of "p_row" from the VALUES clause).
Thank you! That was really fast.
False-positive "Specify the columns in this INSERT." when using ROWTYPE:
p_row IN mytable%ROWTYPE
INSERT INTO mytable VALUES p_row RETURNING ID INTO p_id;
Maybe parsing should detect "missing brackets" behind VALUES, and consider it a rowtype variable (search for it)????