Обсуждение: Insert error

In response to Atif Jung :
> The following lines inserts a row into table pending_file
>  
>  +1757          /* Add a row to pending_file */
>  +1758          EXEC SQL INSERT INTO pending_file
>  +1759          (submission_no, orc, terminal_id, initials, user_id,
> output_to_file, output_path, item_id)
>  +1760          VALUES (:sSubNo, :sORC, :sTermID, :sInit, :sUserID, "1",
>  
> The error being recorded by sqlca.sqlerrm.sqlerrmc is:
>  
> column "1" does not exist on line 1758.

You should use " for identifier, nor for constants. You want to insert
an constant, so you should use ' instead of ".


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Atif Jung wrote:
> The following lines inserts a row into table pending_file
>
>  +1757          /* Add a row to pending_file */
>  +1758          EXEC SQL INSERT INTO pending_file
>  +1759          (submission_no, orc, terminal_id, initials, user_id,
> output_to_file, output_path, item_id)
>  +1760          VALUES (:sSubNo, :sORC, :sTermID, :sInit, :sUserID,
> "1", :sOutPath, :sItemID);
>
> The table definition in postgres is:
>
>      Column      |          Type          | Modifiers
> -----------------+------------------------+-----------
>  submission_no   | character(11)           | not null
>  item_id              | character(9)             | not null
>  terminal_id         | character(3)             |
>  initials               | character(2)              |
>  user_id              | character(20)            |
>  orc                    | character(1)              |
>  output_to_file     | character(1)               |
>  output_path       | character varying(200) |
>  gui_calling         | character(1)               |
>  date                  | date                          |
>  calling_process  | integer                      |
>
> The error being recorded by sqlca.sqlerrm.sqlerrmc is:
>
> column "1" does not exist on line 1758.
>
> I'm totally baffled, can anyone kindly explain what the error is
> referring to?
>
> Thanks
>
> Atif
>
>

Strings are surrounded by single quotes, identifiers by double quotes.
String is 'I', column name is "I".

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