Hello,
as I have told, I am making a servlet that generates a menu and one that
changes it(deleting, adding & updating items). However it returns an error:
Relation "autonummeringl2" does not exist
autonummeringL2 is the name of a sequence that raises a field by 1 each time
it is called. Any suggestions are welcome.

Nico.

Here is the table creation sql:
CREATE TABLE "tblMenuL2" (
"MenuL2ID" integer DEFAULT nextval('autonummeringL2'::text) NOT NULL,
"MenuL1ID" integer NOT NULL,
"MenuL2Name" character varying(50) NOT NULL,
"MenuL2Page" character varying(50),
"MenuL2Order" smallint NOT NULL
);
ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
ADD CONSTRAINT "pkMenuL2ID" PRIMARY KEY ("MenuL2ID");
ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
ADD CONSTRAINT "fkMenuL1ID" FOREIGN KEY ("MenuL1ID") REFERENCES
"tblMenuL1"("MenuL1ID") ON UPDATE CASCADE ON DELETE CASCADE;
ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
ADD CONSTRAINT "MenuL2Volgorde" UNIQUE ("MenuL2ID", "MenuL1ID");

Here is the update query & insert. It happens during the insert query.:
UPDATE "tblMenuL2" SET "MenuL2Order"="MenuL2Order"+1 WHERE "MenuL2Order">=5;
INSERT INTO "tblMenuL2"("MenuL1ID", "MenuL2Name", "MenuL2Page",
"MenuL2Order") VALUES(1, 'naam', 'pagina', 5);

You should avoid upper case column names, 'autonumberingL2' is different
than "autonumberingL2"

note the double quotes vs single quotes.

Dave

Nico wrote:

>Hello,
>as I have told, I am making a servlet that generates a menu and one that
>changes it(deleting, adding & updating items). However it returns an error:
>Relation "autonummeringl2" does not exist
>autonummeringL2 is the name of a sequence that raises a field by 1 each time
>it is called. Any suggestions are welcome.
>
>Nico.
>
>Here is the table creation sql:
> CREATE TABLE "tblMenuL2" (
> "MenuL2ID" integer DEFAULT nextval('autonummeringL2'::text) NOT NULL,
> "MenuL1ID" integer NOT NULL,
> "MenuL2Name" character varying(50) NOT NULL,
> "MenuL2Page" character varying(50),
> "MenuL2Order" smallint NOT NULL
>);
>ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
> ADD CONSTRAINT "pkMenuL2ID" PRIMARY KEY ("MenuL2ID");
>ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
> ADD CONSTRAINT "fkMenuL1ID" FOREIGN KEY ("MenuL1ID") REFERENCES
>"tblMenuL1"("MenuL1ID") ON UPDATE CASCADE ON DELETE CASCADE;
>ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
> ADD CONSTRAINT "MenuL2Volgorde" UNIQUE ("MenuL2ID", "MenuL1ID");
>
>Here is the update query & insert. It happens during the insert query.:
>UPDATE "tblMenuL2" SET "MenuL2Order"="MenuL2Order"+1 WHERE "MenuL2Order">=5;
>INSERT INTO "tblMenuL2"("MenuL1ID", "MenuL2Name", "MenuL2Page",
>"MenuL2Order") VALUES(1, 'naam', 'pagina', 5);
>
>
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I changed the name of sequences in the database. It works fine now.
Thanks.

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> You should avoid upper case column names, 'autonumberingL2' is different
> than "autonumberingL2"
>
> note the double quotes vs single quotes.
>
> Dave
>
> Nico wrote:
>
>>Hello,
>>as I have told, I am making a servlet that generates a menu and one that
>>changes it(deleting, adding & updating items). However it returns an
>>error:
>>Relation "autonummeringl2" does not exist
>>autonummeringL2 is the name of a sequence that raises a field by 1 each
>>time it is called. Any suggestions are welcome.
>>
>>Nico.
>>
>>Here is the table creation sql:
>> CREATE TABLE "tblMenuL2" (
>> "MenuL2ID" integer DEFAULT nextval('autonummeringL2'::text) NOT NULL,
>> "MenuL1ID" integer NOT NULL,
>> "MenuL2Name" character varying(50) NOT NULL,
>> "MenuL2Page" character varying(50),
>> "MenuL2Order" smallint NOT NULL
>>);
>>ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
>> ADD CONSTRAINT "pkMenuL2ID" PRIMARY KEY ("MenuL2ID");
>>ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
>> ADD CONSTRAINT "fkMenuL1ID" FOREIGN KEY ("MenuL1ID") REFERENCES
>> "tblMenuL1"("MenuL1ID") ON UPDATE CASCADE ON DELETE CASCADE;
>>ALTER TABLE ONLY "tblMenuL2"
>> ADD CONSTRAINT "MenuL2Volgorde" UNIQUE ("MenuL2ID", "MenuL1ID");
>>
>>Here is the update query & insert. It happens during the insert query.:
>>UPDATE "tblMenuL2" SET "MenuL2Order"="MenuL2Order"+1 WHERE
>>"MenuL2Order">=5; INSERT INTO "tblMenuL2"("MenuL1ID", "MenuL2Name",
>>"MenuL2Page", "MenuL2Order") VALUES(1, 'naam', 'pagina', 5);
>>
>>
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>>
>
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> Dave Cramer
> http://www.postgresintl.com
> 519 939 0336
> ICQ#14675561
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