Carlos Mennens writes:
> Does it matter when writing SQL code in PostgreSQL if I use DECIMAL or
> NUMERIC date types for a column named 'price' assuming it's to store
> the associated items actual dollar amount?
No, because they're the same type in Postgres, as you were already told
last week:
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Does it matter when writing SQL code in PostgreSQL if I use DECIMAL or
NUMERIC date types for a column named 'price' assuming it's to store
the associated items actual dollar amount?
Reading the fine manual*, I can't find a single difference between
either and they both are supported / recognized
Should match to the data type of the filtered value, so CHAR,VARCHAR,All DATE
TYPES should be quoted. INTEGER, BIGINT, SMALLINT should not
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From: pgsql-sql-ow...@postgresql.org [mailto:pgsql-sql-ow...@postgresql.org] On
Behalf Of Carlos Mennens
Sent: Thursday, Jan
I'm trying to understand when in SELECT statements should and should I
not use single quotes to filter my results. For example:
SELECT * FROM people
WHERE fname = 'James';
or
SELECT * FROM price
WHERE msrb
BETWEEN 50 AND 100;
Now is it correct to say that in PostgreSQL or ANSI SQL in general I
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Date: 2012/1/2
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