I have a problem with JDBC (postgresql.jar) and Postgres 7.0.2 . The
client is under Windows NT with JDK 1.3, and Postgres is running on
SuSE Linux 6.3 (kernel 2.2.13).
Here is my table :
create table TRANSACTIONS ( APPLICATION_SOFTWARE_RELEASE bytea not null, );
I insert a row (using JDBC) with success :
insert into TRANSACTIONS(APPLICATION_SOFTWARE_RELEASE) values('0005');
I select a row (with JDBC) :
select APPLICATION_SOFTWARE_RELEASE from TRANSACTIONS;
and I get the following error :
Error while processing order (select APPLICATION_SOFTWARE_RELEASE from TRANSACTIONS ) : No class found for bytea.
How can I select a "bytea" field ?
Is there a workaround for this, or a patch ?
Is this a bug of the JDBC driver (or a not implemented feature) ?
I have looked at the mailing-list but didn't find the answer to my
problem.
Regards,
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