Hello pgsql-bugs,

I'm here again. I'm using PostgreSQL 8.0.1 on Windows and Linux Slackware 10.0

--Start test--
create sequence try3_seq;
create table try3
(
id int PRIMARY KEY,
info varchar(30)
)
without oids;
create table try4
(
id int,
info varchar(30)
)
without oids;

create table handle_try3
(
id serial PRIMARY KEY,
info varchar(30) NOT NULL DEFAULT 0
)
without oids;

-- /*
create rule try4_insert as
on insert to try4 do instead
(
insert into try3(id,info) values (nextval('try3_seq'),new.info);
insert into handle_try3(info) vales (new.info);
);
-- */
/* -- same result with
create rule try4_insert as
on insert to try4 do instead
insert into try3(id,info) values (nextval('try3_seq'),new.info);
create rule try4_insert_also
on insert to try4 do
insert into handle_try3(info) values (new.info);
*/
insert into try4(info) values ('hello'); -- simple inserts works well
insert into try4(info) values ('hell');

insert into try4(info) select info from try3;

select * from handle_try3;
/*
returns
id|info
---+---
1 |hello
2 |hell
3 |hello
4 |hell
5 |hello
6 |hell

but it seems to me, there must be only 4 rows.
*/
-- Finish Test

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