"Marc Lamothe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The subnet_number column is a varchar(16) which I assume you can compare
> with a text data type, which is what host() returns.
Are you on a pre-7.1 Postgres release? host() is buggy before 7.1 ---
it includes a trailing null in its output, which it s
Hi,
I'm having trouble using the host() and netmask() functions within a select
query. For some reason, the following query returns 1 row:
ipdb=> select id, subnet_number from subnet where subnet_number =
'216.46.13.0';
id | subnet_number
+---
96 | 216.46.13.0
(1 row)
Yet, if
