There are a couple of datatypes that Postgres uses that don't come through
Sequel unscathed ("uuid" and "array" to name two), but this one surprised me.
"money" comes back as 0.0, no matter what actual amount is in the database.
CREATE TABLE tsttbls (
tsttbl_id uuid DEFAULT uuid_generate_v1() NOT NULL,
note varchar,
fee money,
PRIMARY KEY (tsttbl_id)
);
insert into tsttbls(note, fee) values('Lunch', '23.50'::money);
insert into tsttbls(note, fee) values('Taxicab', '35.00'::money);
>> class Tsttbl < Sequel::Model end
>> t = Tsttbl.first
>> puts "#{t.note}\t #{t.fee}"
Lunch 0.0
>> pp Tsttbl.select(:fee).all
[#<Tsttbl @values={:fee=>#<BigDecimal:10201fce0,'0.0',4(4)>}>,
#<Tsttbl @values={:fee=>#<BigDecimal:10201fa10,'0.0',4(4)>}>]
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