From: Bjorn B. <d00...@dt...> - 2004-03-15 09:45:13
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Thomas L. Bevan wrote: > Following your getting started instructions I think I may have found a bug. > > DbDirect did not correctly identify nullable columns in a PostgreSQL table. > Instead, it took them to be 'NOT NULL'. > > The example worked perfectly with MySQL however. Hi Tom, I just tested this on my machine and I can't seem to reproduce this problem. We'll need some more information to try to figure out what's happening: The CREATE TABLE statement used to create the table (or a listing of the the table layout, as given by \d in psql). The code produced by DbDirect for the table. Are you using the PostgreSQL driver, or are you using PostgreSQL through ODBC? What operating system are you using? What versions of the following software are you using: - HaskellDB - HSQL - PostgreSQL server - PostgreSQL client libraries If you are using ODBC, what versions you have of - ODBC or unixODBC - PostgreSQL ODBC driver Cheers, Bjorn Bringert HaskellDB development team |