On 3/22/06 9:43 PM, Sean Davis wrote:
> No error. I just got truncated insertion (presumably from a \000?).
Ah, yeah, it does seem to truncate on null bytes:
my $o1 = Foo->new(b => "\001\000\003");
$o1->save;
my $o2 = Foo->new(id => $o1->id);
$o2->load;
print unpack('H*', $o1->b), "\n"; # 010203
print unpack('H*', $o2->b), "\n"; # 01
^^^^ Gone!
That smells like a DBD::Pg bug to me. (Perl certainly has no problems with
strings that have null bytes in them.)
-John
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