Yeah - I pressed tab to indent my code, and of course it tabbed to the
next element on the page, which was the send button, then I hit a key,
and it sent the message before I was ready. I tested my hypothesis,
but it was wrong. I haven't quite figured it out yet. Something to
do with casting a char to an int I think, but I can't reproduce it
yet. I think it might only be in prepared statements, all I know is
that somewhere the behaviour changed, but I don't know yet that it's
definitely Postgresql that changed, but it all started when I
upgraded. It's my own stupid fault for the way I'm using JSTL, it's
what I get for doing ${param.keyId} in a <sql:param> hoping that it
would just cast it like it does in a bean. Sometimes it worked, and
other times it didn't, except that mostly it did.
Alex
On Thu, Feb 21, 2008 at 6:07 PM, Joshua D. Drake <jd@commandprompt.com> wrote:
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> > Upgrading to Postgres 8.3 broke virtually every site we host, and I
> > finally figured out why. In 8.2 you could do this:
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> > create table foo (
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> No that would fail.
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> Did you forget the rest of your message? :)
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> Joshua D. Drake
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