Re: insert a -1 into a bigint ?

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wow, good catch.


Thanks for taking the time to look.




On May 20, 2008, at 1:22 PM, Shane Ambler wrote:

kevin kempter wrote:
Hi All:

I want to insert some data along with a -1 for two of the bigint columns. like this:
insert into seg_id_tmp7
(   customer_srcid,
   show_srcid,
   show_name,
   season_srcid,
   season_name,
   episode_srcid,
   episode_name,
   segment_type_id,
   segment_type,
   segment_srcid,
   segment_name,
   create_dt  )
select
   t8.customer_srcid,
   t8.show_srcid,
   t8.show_name,
   t8.season_srcid,
   t8.season_name,
   t8.episode_srcid,
   t8.episode_name
   -1::bigint ,
   'none',
   -1::bigint ,
   'none',
   (select start_dt from load_start_date)
from
   seg_id_tmp8 t8
;
I've also tried without the ::bigint cast on the above query.
I always get this error:
sql:load_sl_cd_segment_dim.sql:237: ERROR: operator does not exist: character varying - bigint

Try a comma before the -1

You are trying to enter - "t8.episode_name -1::bigint" into the column

hence - "character varying - bigint" does not work



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