BUG #1293: INSERT INTO test (f1.f2) VALUES (1,2) - wrong diagnostic

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Subject: BUG #1293: INSERT INTO test (f1.f2) VALUES (1,2) - wrong diagnostic
Date: 2004-10-25 02:25:22
Message-ID: 20041025022522.1526B5A1CBB@www.postgresql.com
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The following bug has been logged online:

Bug reference: 1293
Logged by: Alexander Kirpa

Email address: postgres(at)bilteks(dot)com

PostgreSQL version: 8.0 Beta

Operating system: FreeBSD

Description: INSERT INTO test (f1.f2) VALUES (1,2) - wrong diagnostic

Details:

create table test(f1 int4,f2 int4);
insert into test (f1.f2) values (1,2);
ERROR: cannot assign to a column of type integer because it is not a
composite type
select f1.f2 from test;
relation "f1" does not exist

Wrong diagnostic for INSERT

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