Ryan Sobash wrote: > I am using an older version of pygresql (3.4 beta). I am having a > problem inserting NULL data using inserttable() with this version. I > am using the Python 'None' type in my list to indicate it should be > NULL. Is this a known issue with this version of pygresql? Is there a > way around this (I'm not the sysadmin on the machine and would rather > not bug them to upgrade)? I coded the program on a machine which had > pygresql 3.8.1 and it worked fine.
There was one important inserttable patch in 3.4 which may not be in your 3.4beta yet and another improvement in 3.8. What operating system are you using? Maybe we have already a suitable rpm so it will not be a big problem for the admin. Or maybe you can install a newer pygresql in your user packages directory and use that. -- Chris _______________________________________________ PyGreSQL mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.vex.net/mailman/listinfo/pygresql
