I have table:
CREATE TABLE test (
alfa char(5) NOT NULL default '',
);
when i .dump i obtain:
INSERT INTO test VALUES(01000);
but when i import in Mysql, i obtain
test = '1000'
and not
test = '01000'
because .dump create:
INSERT INTO test VALUES(01000);
and not:
INSERT INTO test VALUES('01000');
how to solve?
Why are you asking about an issue with Mysql in a SQLite list?
Assuming this (almost) happened with SQLite, (and assuming there was not
really a trailing comma on the last column spec in the create
statement), the literal in your insert statement becomes the same
integer during parsing whether there is a leading '0' or not. It is at
execution time that the column type affinity causes that (same) integer
to become a character sequence.
While it is unclear what problem you intend to solve, if you wish to
insert the string literal '01000', write it as a string literal in your
insert statement.
--
Larry Brasfield
_______________________________________________
sqlite-users mailing list
sqlite-users@sqlite.org
http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
