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The following bug has been logged online: Bug reference: 2250 PostgreSQL version: 8.0.3 Description: JSTL parameterized queries inserting numeric values Details: When using the JSTL via JDBC, there is the option to write INSERT/UPDATE statements with parameters in JSP's. There is only two types the data parameters can be, a date or a character varying string. In most databases, if a character varying string is provided that contains a numeric value, and this is used to insert/update a numeric field, the driver will attempt a type conversion to the numeric value of the string and report errors only if the string is not a valid . However trying this in JSTL, which only provides support for text or date parameters results in the following error: ERROR: column "????" is of type integer but expression is of type character varying |
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