<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> when i copy/paste the select stmt into psql, it works. or if i use it
> "dynamically". it doesn't work properly when i use it in a prepared
> statement -- which is what i am doing.
Could we see a self-contained example of the problem? It's hard to tell
whether you ar
when i copy/paste the select stmt into psql, it works. or if i use it
"dynamically". it doesn't work properly when i use it in a prepared
statement -- which is what i am doing.
Regards,
Floyd Shackelford
4 Peaks Technology Group, Inc.
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i was wrong. it doesn't work as a prepared statement nor as a dynamic string
using jdbc.
it works fine if i paste it into psql.
is it possible that a problem with a calculated column and a subselect in
conjunction is a jdbc bug?
Regards,
Floyd Shackelford
4 Peaks Technology Group, Inc.
VOICE:
this must be a problem with my sql, but this one has me stumped. the column:
Debit."cumm_dbt_blnce" - Credit."cumm_crd_blnce" in the long sql statement
below comes out as the literal: Debit."cumm_dbt_blnce" -
Credit."cumm_crd_blnce" rather than as the calculated value. WHY!?!?!
this works with s
