Hi Richard > Hi to postgres users of gambas. > > I'm passing some information to postges, which gets the data from date type > > eg date1 as date > data2 as date > > (N the postgres database the default on the date field is null) > > my problem is that postgres baulks when I"ve not put a date into one of the > gambas date variables with the message: > > "invalid syntax for type date '00:00:00'" > > my sql is far more complex but reduced to the date part reads something > like this > > insert into mytable (date1, date2) values > > ('01/01/2008','00:00:00') > > I wondered if anyone could volunteer a solution
You can use an insert trigger, which checks, if date to be insertet is invalid and set a wanted default i.e. 1.1.1970 or what ever you like. So you will get always a valid date or you even can insert NULL if you insist on an empty date. HTH Rolf
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