On Thu, Feb 22, 2001 at 11:49:30PM +0100, Bjørn T Johansen wrote:
> I am trying to do a simple update (or at least I thought it was
> simple), but I just keep getting a parse error, saying:
>
> Error executing query
>
> Update "Config" Set "Wave" = 'F:\wav\BTJ.wav',"Answer" = 20,
> "Recordwav" ='F:\wav\',"CalledID" = '12345678' where "Recno" = 1
>
> PostgreSQL error message:
> ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "12345678"
Backslashes are used for quoting, so what you're trying to do looks
something like this to the server:
Update "Config" Set "Wave" = 'F:wavBTJ.wav',"Answer" = 20,"Recordwav" ='F:wav\',"CalledID" = '12345678' where "Recno" =
1
You could confirm by turning up debugging on the server and check
the logs.
So, it's trying to store the string :
F:wav',"CalledID" =
(with trailing space, even) in Recordwav.
Try doubling your backslashes, as so:
Update "Config" Set "Wave" = 'F:\\wav\\BTJ.wav',"Answer" = 20,
"Recordwav" ='F:\\wav\\',"CalledID" = '12345678' where "Recno" = 1
Ross
