PostgreSQL 20000 Error: Causes and Solutions Complete Guide
The article discusses PostgreSQL error code 20000, known as case_not_found, which occurs when a CASE statement lacks a matching WHEN clause and an ELSE clause. It outlines the top three causes of this error, including missing ELSE clauses, new data values not accounted for, and unhandled NULL values. The article also provides solutions and prevention tips for developers to avoid encountering this error in their PL/pgSQL functions.
- ▪PostgreSQL error code 20000 is thrown when a CASE statement has no matching WHEN clause and no ELSE clause is defined.
- ▪Common causes of this error include forgetting to add an ELSE clause, failing to update functions after new data values are introduced, and not handling NULL values properly.
- ▪To prevent this error, developers should always include an ELSE clause and conduct thorough testing before deploying database functions.
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