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There is a bug with postgresql and this line :
db_query("UPDATE {comment_notify} c SET c.notify = 0 WHERE notify_hash = '%s'", $arg);
It seems that "c" aliasing is not working but this is working :
db_query("UPDATE {comment_notify} SET notify = 0 WHERE notify_hash = '%s'", $arg);
Comment | File | Size | Author |
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#2 | comment_notify.patch | 702 bytes | Yoran |
Comments
Comment #1
gregglesI know it's small, but could you make an actual patch?
Comment #2
Yoran CreditAttribution: Yoran commentedYou are very lasy today :-)
Well... Here it is :)
Comment #3
gregglesI tested this on mysql for 6.x and it worked fine. Committed to 6 and backported to 5. Thanks!