Christian Stalp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> yes i seems to be so. I tried it with differnt versions.
> Now this is where I stand:
> $arg1 = $cookieValue;
> $arg2 = $dbh->quote ( $ueberschrift ) . "::text";
> $arg3 = $dbh->quote ( $beschreibung ) . "::text";
> $arg4 = $dbh->quote ( $system_zeit ) . "::timestamp";
> $arg5 = $dbh->quote ( "2001-11-11 11:11:11" ) . "::timestamp";
> $arg6 = $startpreis;
> $arg7 = $startpreis;
> $arg8 = $kategorie_nummer;
>
>
> $result = $dbh->prepare ( "SELECT neue_auktion ( ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ? )
> "
> ) or die "Vorbereitung nicht durchfuehrbar!\n";
> $result->bind_param ( 1, $arg1 );
> $result->bind_param ( 2, $arg2 );
> $result->bind_param ( 3, $arg3 );
> $result->bind_param ( 4, $arg4 );
> $result->bind_param ( 5, $arg5 );
> $result->bind_param ( 6, $arg6 );
> $result->bind_param ( 7, $arg7 );
> $result->bind_param ( 8, $arg8 );
> $result->execute() or die "Abfrage nicht ausfuehrbar -suchprofil!
> $DBI::errstr\n";
> $result->finish();
>
> And now I get this error again, that the argument 'startzeit' (english
> start-time) is of type timestamp without time zone but the expression has
> the type text. "Hint: you should make a typecast", but this is what I'm
> doing all the time.
First of all, you should use *either* quote() or placeholders, not both.
Binding a value to a placeholder quotes the value for you automatically.
Second, the typecast is not part of the actual value, so you should not be
including it in the bind value.
See if this works:
my $sth = $dbh->prepare(<<"EndOfSQL");
SELECT neue_auktion ( ?, ?::text, ?::text,
?::timestamp, ?::timestamp,
?, ?, ? )
EndOfSQL
$sth->execute($cookieValue, $ueberschrift, $beschreibung,
$system_zeit, "2001-11-11 11:11:11",
$startpreis, $startpreis, $kategorie_nummer);
Ronald
