--- "Schuhmacher, Bret" <Bret.Schuhmacher@Aspect.com>
wrote:
> Hello all - I've checked the bug list and didn't
> see
> anything, so here goes...
>
> I have the following dataset I want to store in
> PostgreSQL (this shows two columns):
>
> 1009 Timeout/Invalid Entries. HRSC Top menu.
> 1010 0 out. Main NCAL menu.
> 1014 NCAL Employment Verification.
> 1019 Timeout/Invalid Entries. Main NCAL menu.
> 1024 NCAL Direct Deposit.
> 2050 0 out. SCAL Benefits menu.
> 2052 SCAL 401K plans.
> 2053 SCAL Life & LTD Insurance.
> 2054 SCAL Spending Accounts.
> 2055 SCAL Retirement Information.
> 2059 Timeout/Invalid Entries. SCAL Benefits menu.
>
> My table has two columns:
> CREATE TABLE dnismap
> (
> dnis varchar(40) NOT NULL,
> dnisdesc varchar(150),
> CONSTRAINT dnismap_pkey PRIMARY KEY (dnis)
> )
> WITH OIDS;
> ALTER TABLE dnismap OWNER TO postgres;
> GRANT ALL ON TABLE dnismap TO postgres;
> GRANT ALL ON TABLE dnismap TO public;
>
> When I attempt to insert this data this table via
> the ODBC driver I get *dates* (without time or tz)
> instead of the given data, like this:
>
> dnis dnisdesc
> 2005-02-17 00:00:00 2005-02-17 00:00:00
Bizarre. Try ODBC logging, if you aren't already, and
check to see what queries are being sent to
PostgreSQL. What interface are you using to handle
the inserting?
>
> This is on Win2KAS, with PostgreSQL 8.0.1, and the
> PostgreSQL ODBC driver v8.00.00.04 that came with my
> windows setup package I downloaded today from the
> PostgreSQL.org site.
>
> The application that uses the ODBC DSN and does the
> inserting
> has been well tested with Oracle and TimesTen ODBC
> drivers.
> This is my first attempt at using PostgreSQL with
> this application, though.
>
> Can anyone provide any insight into this odd issue?
> Is there a mapping issue when binding text into
> varchar fields or something?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Bret
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> Aspect Communications
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