#DBVISUALIZER VERTICA SOFTWARE#

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You may not use software to provide services to third parties.You may not use more than 1TB (including Parquet and ORC External Tables) and 3 nodes.Read carefully before downloading the software No rows were affectedĠ9:09:51 FAILED (2501) ERROR: Cannot set a NOT NULL column (pkid) to a NULL value in INSERT/UPDATE statementĠ9:09:51 STOPPED Stopped because of errorsĠ9:09:51 END Execution 4 statement(s) executed, 0 row(s) affected, exec/fetch time: 0.360/0.000 secs Helpful links: The log file below shows when the script exited, displaying the message “Stopped because of errors”:Ġ9:09:51 START Executing for: 'verticademos', Schema: publicĠ9:09:51 SUCCESS on error - 0.000 secs] ON ERROR Ġ9:09:51 SUCCESS OK. INSERT INTO tbl2 SELECT * FROM tbl2_temp INSERT INTO tbl1 SELECT * from tbl1_temp ĭELETE FROM tbl2 WHERE pkid IN (SELECT pkid FROM tbl2_temp) Since I included the DbVisualizer client side command ON ERROR ”, the script will terminate immediately upon that ON ERROR ĭELETE FROM tbl1 WHERE pkid IN (SELECT pkid FROM tbl1_temp) In the following SQL Script, the first INSERT will fail because it will try to insert a NULL value into a column having a NOT NULL CONSTRAINT. However, many clients, including DbVisualizer, have a similar feature! The answer to that is no, as ON_ERROR_STOP is a Vertica vsql client specific setting. After reading yesterday’s Vertica Quick Tip “Exiting a vsql Script Following an Error”, a client asked if the ON_ERROR_STOP variable is available in the popular third party Vertica client tool DbVisualizer.

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