Laurenz Albe <laurenz.albe@cybertec.at> writes:
> On Thu, 2025-04-17 at 05:17 +0000, 王 博 wrote:
>> 1. In PostgreSQL 15 and later:
>> The following SQL causes a syntax error unless a space is added after the `?`:
>> SELECT * FROM table WHERE a = ?AND b = 123;
>> → Adding a space (`? AND`) resolves the issue.
> I'd say it is this change:
> https://postgr.es/c/2549f0661bd28571d7200d6f82f752a7ee5d47e1
Yeah. This looks like "?" ought to be parsable as a separate token
... but as Dominique noted, it's not actually legal syntax in any
version of Postgres. Something in your client stack must be
translating "?" to "$1", "$2", etc, and so the new prohibition
against junk trailing a number applies.
You could fix this without application-level changes if you fixed
whatever is making that substitution to add spaces around the
parameter symbol. It's really a bug that it didn't do so already,
since closely-adjacent cases like digits immediately after the
"?" would already have caused failures.
regards, tom lane
