Hi all, I have search high and low on this - 

Take for instance the statement : 

insert into foo (text1, text2, int1) values ('Foo', 'Bar', '');

On Pg 7.2.x, the db would happily insert the null val into the int
field.  HOWSOMEVER, 7.4.x will explode and error back with:

"DBD::Pg::st execute failed: ERROR: invalid input syntax for integer:
"" at /cgi-bin/foo line xxx"

I see what it is complaining about but I am wondering if there is any
way to roll back this feature, as I have this cheesy bit of perl that
dynamically builds the query and quotes everything and I don't want to
have to change all occurrences to insert the NULL or worse yet try to
differentiate between int/string.

Many thanks,

P

Responses

• Re: Possible to insert quoted null value into integer field? at 2004-08-24 12:23:14 from Jerry Sievers
• Re: Possible to insert quoted null value into integer field? at 2004-08-26 08:27:59 from gnari

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