Hello David,
yes, it works, thank you!!!
CREATE TYPE nsp.TraitInfluence AS
(
"traitId" uuid,
"direction" nsp.direction_enum,
"confidence" nsp.confidence_enum
);
Best regards
Roberto
> On 03 Jul 2015, at 20:53, David G. Johnston =
<david.g.johnston@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Friday, July 3, 2015, <roberto.morelli@oneoverzero.net =
<mailto:roberto.morelli@oneoverzero.net>> wrote:
> The following bug has been logged on the website:
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> Bug reference: 13485
> Logged by: Roberto Morelli
> Email address: roberto.morelli@oneoverzero.net <javascript:;>
> PostgreSQL version: 9.4.4
> Operating system: MacOSX
> Description:
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> Hello,
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> I have encountered a problem with the jsonb type and the procedure
> jsonb_populate_recordset.
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> If I have a type defined as:
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> CREATE TYPE nsp.confidence_enum AS
> ENUM ('probably', 'conclusively', 'reliabily');
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> CREATE TYPE nsp.direction_enum AS
> ENUM ('true', 'false');
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> CREATE TYPE nsp.TraitInfluence AS
> (
> traitId uuid,
> direction nsp.direction_enum,
> confidence nsp.confidence_enum
> );
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> Note the camel case in traitId of nsp.TraitInfluence. If I try to =
populate a
> recordset with the jsonb in the following way:
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> select jsonb_populate_recordset(null::nsp.TraitInfluence, =
'[{"traitId":
> "c7fd7224-3f09-4a0a-941d-7a6a96d655b5", "direction": "true", =
"confidence":
> "probably"}]'::jsonb)
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> I get the following result:
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> "(,true,probably)"
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> That is the traitId value is missing. I cannot change the camel case =
in the
> json payload because it is a third party data.
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> How can I overcome this problem? The correct result should be:
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> "(c7fd7224-3f09-4a0a-941d-7a6a96d655b5,true,probably)"
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> Double-quote the field name in the create type statement.
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> David J.=20