<craig@postnewspapers.com.au> wrote:
>> I want to be able to do INSERTs on "studentinfo" and have rows created
>> in both "person" and "student". This requires first inserting into
>> "person", capturing the "person_id" of the resulting row, and using it
>> to insert into "student". This seems as though it must be a common
>> situation.
>
> Have you considered using table inheritance to solve this?
No, I don't think table inheritance will help. My actual situation is
somewhat more complicated: the view takes data from more than two
tables with a many-to-one rather than one-to-one relationship. For
instance, consider tables "person", "address", and "phone", with a
view "person_with_contact_info" that joins a person with their primary
address and phone number, while inserting to the view should insert a
person along with an address and phone number. In that case there is
no table that can inherit from the other to solve the problem.
Mike
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