Hi! Sorry, I made a stupid mistake in my code. It's actually working. Regards, Johannes Am Freitag, den 23.01.2009, 21:08 +0100 schrieb Vivien Malerba: > > > 2009/1/23 Johannes Schmid <jhs jsschmid de> > Hi! > > Consider this query: > INSERT INTO "contacts" (contact_id, name_first, name_middle, > name_last, > name_title, address_street, address_town, address_state, > address_country, address_postcode, date_of_birth, comments, > name_full, > picture, email, website, tel_home, tel_work, tel_mobile, > tel_fax) VALUES > (##param0::GdaNumeric, ##param1::gchararray, > ##param2::gchararray, > ##param3::gchararray, ##param4::gchararray, > ##param5::gchararray, > ##param6::gchararray, ##param7::gchararray, > ##param8::gchararray, > ##param9::gchararray, ##param10::GDate, ##param11::gchararray, > ##param12::gchararray, ##param13::GdaBinary, > ##param14::gchararray, > ##param15::gchararray, ##param16::gchararray, > ##param17::gchararray, > ##param18::gchararray, ##param19::gchararray) > > According to my understanding get_parameters() should give me > the > GdaHolders named "param0" to "param19" but it seems it gives > me the > holders contact_id, name_first, name_middle, etc. > > You should normally have parameters with param0 to param19 IDs. This > is what I get from the code attached: > Holder param0 > Holder param1 > Holder param2 > Holder param3 > Holder param4 > Holder param5 > Holder param6 > Holder param7 > Holder param8 > Holder param9 > Holder param10 > Holder param11 > Holder param12 > Holder param13 > Holder param14 > Holder param15 > Holder param16 > Holder param17 > Holder param18 > Holder param19 > > Do you have some code which shows the problem? > > Cheers, > > Vivien > >
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