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« on: December 14, 2012, 12:07:49 PM »
I got this solved.

But here is the question and the solution.

   
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General Error
    SQL ERROR [ postgres ]

ERROR: null value in column "challenge_id" violates not-null constraint []

    SQL

    INSERT INTO phpbb_arcade_challenge (challenge_points, challenger_id, opponent_id, game_id, challenger_game_cost, opponent_game_cost, challenge_time) VALUES (0, 2, 55, 227, 0, 0, 1358351919)

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    FILE: (not given by php)
    LINE: (not given by php)
    CALL: arcade_msg_handler()

    FILE: [ROOT]/includes/db/dbal.php
    LINE: 757
    CALL: trigger_error()

    FILE: [ROOT]/includes/db/postgres.php
    LINE: 211
    CALL: dbal->sql_error()

    FILE: [ROOT]/arcade/includes/class_challenge.php
    LINE: 826
    CALL: dbal_postgres->sql_query()

    FILE: [ROOT]/arcade/includes/class_challenge.php
    LINE: 1278
    CALL: challenge->check()

    FILE: [ROOT]/arcade.php
    LINE: 134
    CALL: challenge->random()



SOLUTION:

I had to edit the challenge_id column edit defailt value (there was nothing in it). This is found  in the Control Panel at Lunarpages PhpPgAdmin
Code:
nextval('phpbb_arcade_challenge_seq'::regclass)

Sorry for the edit.
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« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2012, 03:02:10 AM »
Just a personal recommendation since you've edited the actual inquri would be to have it posted again and also the fix for it.
I'm glad that you managed to find a fix for it but I assume that some of our customers and also some of our forum visitors that are not customers would at some point in time experience the issue and most probably thank you for the fix as well.

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« Reply #2 on: December 21, 2012, 06:44:56 AM »
Yes, it's rude to ask a question and then replace it with a "NVM, I fixed it" without keeping the question and giving the details on how you fixed it. You're merely wasting people's time searching for and reading your post. It's even worse to remove the question after other people have spent the time to make one or more responses to your question -- you've wasted their time and effort too. I suppose that if you had posted sensitive or highly embarrassing information, that would warrant at least editing out that part, but please be considerate of others who will come after you and spend time accessing and reading your thread, and don't waste their time.
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« Reply #3 on: December 21, 2012, 07:19:24 AM »
I am so sorry. I just wasn't thinking when I deleted the original message. I guess I was just so frustrated with all that I was doing trying to get it fixed that when I got it fixed I went delete happy and didn't think about someone else maybe having the same issue.

Please accept my apologies!

I have added the information and the solution back into the first post.

Angel
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« Reply #4 on: December 21, 2012, 08:32:36 AM »
This topic would belong in a Postgres SQL forum if there was one. Or even a generic SQL forum.
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« Reply #5 on: December 21, 2012, 06:00:07 PM »
"challenge_id" sounds like something that would be autoincremented in MySQL, and thus not need an explicit value. I'm not familiar with PostgreSQL, but I would think it would have a similar facility. Perhaps the PHP code and the .sql to create the table were written for MySQL, and thus somewhat incompatible with other databases? That would be my guess. You probably don't want a fixed default value for that field, but something that has a unique value generated each time a row is inserted.
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« Reply #6 on: December 21, 2012, 06:03:42 PM »
Well... the person that fixed it for me is the person that is working with the arcade MOD I have installed. And, the arcade is up and running perfectly.

Thank you for your comments.

Angel
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