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> [debug] calling bind_param( 6, '14 days', { 'pg_type' => 704 } )
> Cannot bind 6, sql_type tinterval not supported by DBD::Pg
...
> I would think that both INTERVAL => 1186 and TINTERVAL => 704 are valid
> values for bind_param pg_type hash
Yes and no. You really should be using the provided constants, for
portability and (more importantly) code readability:
use DBD::Pg;
...
$sth->bind_param(6, '14 days', { 'pg_type' => DBD::Pg::PG_TINTERVAL });
The error, however, is completely DBD::Pg's fault. It looks like types.c
was overloading a value indicating if it was okay to bind or not. I
fixed this up in r11297: please give it a whirl and see if it
fixes your problem.
I'm not sure if we should just assume everything not explicitly set can be
quoted via quote_string, or if we should actually go through the entire list
and check each one and prepend the answer to types.c. Probably the latter,
but it may not happen until next week.
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End Point Corporation
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