Bill Hutto wrote:
> > Please send the "psqlodbc.log" file of the session. This will show the sql statement
> > as sent to the backend and prove once and for all what the error is. It is hard to
> > make a diagnosis without knowing what really is going wrong.
>
> OK Byron, I've attached the session using data bound controls from
> Visual Basic.
>
> Table Name: visdata
>
> Fields:
> field1 char(40)
> amount money
> quantity int8
>
The problem with trying to put quotes around the "amount" field is that on the odbc side, I have no
idea that it is indeed a money type. Since there is no SQL_MONEY type, I have no way of knowing that
the destination is a PG_MONEY type. And since we don't have a real prepared statement with
parameters, I can't ask the backend to tell me what the parameter data type is.
But there might be a workaround. The driver will quote character type parameters. Can you somehow
tell vb/ado that the field needs to be a character field? Ultimately what we want is the following
odbc call:
SQLBindParamter(hstmt, 1, SQL_PARAM_INPUT, SQL_C_FLOAT, SQL_VARCHAR, ...)
See that 5th argument, that would tell the driver to convert the input data from a float to a
character before sending it to the backend, which would result in quotes around it. You could also
use SQL_CHAR there.
Byron
