From: Christian S. <ch...@ar...> - 2001-10-31 11:03:11
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Hi, aha, the problem is that if you have a field from type INET and you dont't put a value in it, pgpPgAdmin shows a parse-Error. The solution to the problem is, that I'm writing NULL in it. So it is like empty. Hence the next step was, that i extend the INET-fields with DEFAULT NULL so I don't have to type it every time when i insert data in a line. Hmm, but DEFAULT NULL don't make sense and is not stored in a dumpfile. So I have to type NULL in every empty INET-field when I insert data. But I think this is a phpPgAdmin-problem, because the frontend WEBMIN doen't show this problem. (of course, it has other disadvantages.) Regards, Chris On Mon, 29 Oct 2001, Dan Wilson wrote: > Whether you can insert a null into a field depends on whether the column is > defined as NOT NULL or not. > > The error that you are getting doesn't look like a NULL value problem > though. Postgres is seeing a parse error....though I can't see a syntax > error. Is this your exact query? > > If not, show us your exact query and we might be able to figure it out. > > -Dan > > : Hi, > : i am new and I hope I am right here. > : > : Is it possible to insert a line to a table, which has some empty fields ? > : (e.g INSERT INTO "db" ("name", "adress") VALUES ('hugo', ''); > : phpPgAdmin says ERROR: could not parse "" > : "" ... are the empty fields, but why is here a parse error ? > : Do I have to fill up every fild ? (it is NOT declared as "not null") > : > : Is there a solution to my problem ? > : > : Thanks for you help, > : > : Christian > : > : > : > : _______________________________________________ > : phpPgAdmin-users mailing list > : php...@li... > : https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phppgadmin-users > : > |