Re: Additional Help Desired in Application Port to PostgreSQL

On Fri, 21 Jul 2006, David Wheeler wrote:

> I was more looking for possible SQL errors in the error log?

David,

I think I've discovered a major source of problems: some table and field
names are defined (in install/xrms-schema.xml) with quoted names, but used
in sql statements without quotes. This is a no-no in postgres; I guess mysql
has no issue with it. Here's an example:

[rshepard(at)salmo /var/www/htdocs/xrms]$ egrep -rn account_status_record_status *
admin/import/import-companies.php:57: account_status_record_status = 'a'";
admin/account-statuses/some.php:21:$sql = "select * from account_statuses where account_status_record_status = 'a' order by account_status_id";
admin/account-statuses/delete.php:27:$rec['account_status_record_status'] = 'd';
companies/edit.php:89:$sql = "select account_status_pretty_name, account_status_id from account_statuses where account_status_record_status = 'a'";
companies/admin.php:45:$sql = "select account_status_pretty_name, account_status_id from account_statuses where account_status_record_status = 'a'";
install/xrms-schema.xml:293: <field name="account_status_record_status" type="C" size="1">
install/.#xrms-schema.xml.1.18:293: <field name="account_status_record_status" type="C" size="1">

Notice that it's defined (last two lines) with quotes, but used either
without quotes or (in delete.php) with single quotes.

If I'm correct that this is a problem, I guess that I'll start working my
way through all table and field names and make sure they're not quoted
anywhere.

Thanks,

Rich

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