| From: | f(dot)ermini(at)telemaco(dot)it |
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| To: | pgsql-sql(at)postgresql(dot)org |
| Subject: | How do I COPY empty Datetimes? |
| Date: | 1998-11-20 13:08:18 |
| Message-ID: | 365569C1.1C2DA90@telemaco.it |
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To whoever is reading this mail for the second time, excuse me for the
cross-postings... I've already asked in 'general', since I've not gotten
any response I'm begging you guys in here to give me some advice...
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Hi all. I have a problem here. I have to automatize the periodical COPY
of a large set of ASCII data in a postgres database. The parser digests
everything I put in there, with an exception: if there is a DateTime
field that is empty, the copy of the field fails for a "Invalid datetime
format". The field isn't a NOT NULL one, so I have to accept also empty
values... I've tried with the sequence '', "", or simply /t/t (tab is
the field separator in those ASCII data), but the output has always been
the same.
I would be immensely grateful to any 1 that could shed some light...
private responses please, I've had to unsubscribe... ya know, the phone
bill!!
TIA
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Fabrizio Ermini
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