Is there a way to distinguish Empty String from NULL in `db_postgres`? The docs mention that """... NULL database values will be converted to nil ...""", but it seems like it's not always working.
In the example below there are 2 strange things: * The definition of column doesn't indicate if it's nullable or not. * Empty `empty string` returned as a value instead of `nil`. import postgres, db_postgres, strutils, sequtils let conn = open("localhost:5432", "postgres", "", "nim_test") let batch = """ drop table if exists test_users; create table test_users( name varchar(100) not null, nick varchar(100) ); insert into test_users (name, nick) values ('Jim', null) """ for part in batch.split(";"): conn.exec(sql(part)) var columns: DbColumns for row in conn.instantRows(columns, sql("select name, nick from test_users")): echo columns[0].typ.notNull # ==> false <- Error, should be true echo columns[1].typ.notNull # ==> false echo row[0] # ==> "Jim" echo row[1] # ==> "" <- Error, should be nil Run