I'm using postgresql and storing my dates at ints. Latest CPAN releases of
RDBO,
Rose::DB and Rose::Object.
I have a column defined like:
complete =>
{type => 'epoch', default => '0', not_null => 1, time_zone =>
'UTC'},
That works great until I load a record with complete = 0 and then try and save
it without modifying the complete value. The issue appears to be that the
DateTime inflate/deflate logic doesn't happen correctly for 0 values. It works
fine for non-0 values.
I tried tracing this through Rose::DB and Rose::DateTime but couldn't find
where
my problem is originating. Here's what happens though:
$ perl -MMyDB -e 'my $obj = MyDB->new(id => 1)->load; \
$obj->complete(0); $obj->save'
$ perl -MMyDB -e 'my $obj = MyDB->new(id => 1)->load; $obj->save'
update() - DBD::Pg::st execute failed: ERROR: null value in column "complete"
violates not-null constraint
at -e line 1
Have I misconfigured my column somehow?
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Peter Karman . http://peknet.com/ . [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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