INSERT or UPDATE commands that were executed just before the error occurred.\d+ your_table_name
Replace your_table_name with the name of the table you're investigating. Look for columns that are marked as not null.
not null. If any such column is missing from the query, that's likely the cause of the error.not null columns, the issue might be with a null value being passed for one of those columns. Verify the values being inserted/updated, especially if they are coming from user input or an external source.not null are provided with a non-null value. If using a programming language to construct the query, check the code to ensure that variables or parameters used for those columns are not null.ALTER TABLE your_table_name ALTER COLUMN column_name SET DEFAULT 'default_value';
Replace your_table_name, column_name, and 'default_value' with the actual table name, column name, and default value you wish to set, respectively.
SELECT pg_get_functiondef('your_trigger_function_name'::regproc);
Replace your_trigger_function_name with the name of the trigger function you wish to investigate.
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