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CURRENT_USER
Ordini <sferac@bo.nettuno.it> — 1998-02-27T17:25:46Z
Hi I tried to define a table on my Linux box, PostgreSQL 6.3 as: java=> CREATE TABLE tabella(campo VARCHAR(30) DEFAULT CURRENT_USER); ERROR: DEFAULT: type mismatched java=> CREATE TABLE tabella(campo VARCHAR(30)); CREATE java=> insert into tabella values (CURRENT_USER); ERROR: parser: attribute 'campo' is of type 'varchar' but expression is of type 'name' java=> insert into tabella values (CAST CURRENT_USER AS VARCHAR); ERROR: func_get_detail: function varchar(name) does not exist java=> insert into tabella values (CURRENT_USER::VARCHAR); ERROR: func_get_detail: function varchar(name) does not exist and I had this error. PostgreSQL CURRENT_USER returns a type "name", but SQL-Standard says that niladic builtin function CURRENT_USER returns a CHARACTER string representing the current authorization ID and "name" isn't an SQL type. I think this is a bug. What do you think about? (see A Guide To The SQL Standard C.J.Date). Ciao, Jose' ___, / |_+_| /| / ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ | / | /| ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Jose' Soares Da Silva ~ |/ | / | / "As armas e os Baroes Progetto "OS LUSIADAS" ~ | |/| | /| assinalados, que da SFERA CARTA SOFTWARE ~ /| / | | / | Occidental praia Lusitana Via Bazzanese, 69 / | / | | /| | por mares nunca de antes Casalecchio R. BO - Italy / | / | |/ | | navegados, passarono http://www.sferacarta.com / |/____|_/__|_| ainda alem da Taprobana" sferac@bo.nettuno.it /____|__| | __|___________ ~ Fax. ++39 51 6131537 ____________|_____|_/ LUSIADAS / (Luis de Camoes, Tel. ++39 51 591054 \ o / Os Lusiadas, canto I) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ -
Re: [HACKERS] CURRENT_USER
Thomas Lockhart <lockhart@alumni.caltech.edu> — 1998-03-02T14:02:31Z
> java=> CREATE TABLE tabella(campo VARCHAR(30) DEFAULT CURRENT_USER); > ERROR: DEFAULT: type mismatched > I had this error. PostgreSQL CURRENT_USER returns a type "name", > but SQL-Standard says that niladic builtin function CURRENT_USER returns a > CHARACTER string representing the current authorization ID and "name" isn't > an SQL type. I think this is a bug. What do you think about? Yup.