This is the third time I post this message. Nobody have ANY opinion about
it? I mean, I'm willing to implement a solution for this, but I would like to
discuss a little...
Someone wrote to pgsql general list telling that you could insert the
default value of a column using DEFAULT keyword on pgsql 7.3. Example:
INSERT INTO TEST (varcharfield1, varcharfield2) VALUES ('text', DEFAULT)
In this case, the "varcharfield2" column would get its default value (as
defined in CREATE TABLE). I was wondering, how I would do it using
PreparedStatements? If I prepare an SQL like
INSERT INTO TEST (varcharfield1, varcharfield2) VALUES (?, ?)
I need to have some way to set one of the the parameters as DEFAULT, but
how? Using the current JDBC driver I believe is impossible, probably we would
need something like a "setDefault(int)" method in PreparedStatement, where int
is the parameter index. What do you think about it?
Felipe Schnack
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