Rod,
That was tried once and needed to be pulled out. That change ended up
breaking some code since there are some circumstances where '5' is not
the same as 5 in the parser. I don't remember the details but they
should be in the maillist archives (or the cvs commit message for the
revert on the change).
thanks,
--Barry
PS. Because of having tried and failed to fix this in the driver
before, I am gun shy on trying a fix again at the driver level. The
server is the proper place for this to be fixed. And I think it is in
7.4, but haven't verified that myself.
Rod Taylor wrote:
>>With the proposed modifications to the JDBC driver enabled
>>
>>PreparedStatement pstmt = con.prepareStatement("select name from test
>>where id = ?");
>>pstmt.setLong(1, 42);
>>pstmt.executeQuery();
>>
>>would actually produce:
>>
>>select name from test where id = 42::int8
>
>
> Silly question, but why don't you simply ensure any ?'s are quoted?
>
> select name from test where id = '42'
>
> This allows PostgreSQL to choose the best type for the job -- in this
> case it will try to match that of id. It will work that way on all
> older and newer versions of PostgreSQL.
