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DBTable#where doesn't work when the argument NamedParams contains more than one param.
DBTable#where
NamedParams
table(tableName) .where(add("domain_id", domainID).add("major_version", domainMajorVersion))
where domain_id is UUID and major_version is Integer. This results in ERROR: operator does not exist: integer = uuid.
domain_id
UUID
major_version
Integer
ERROR: operator does not exist: integer = uuid
It should not fail.
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#24 Fix DBTable NamedParams to SQL where condition generation
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#24 Fix DBTable NamedParams to SQL where condition generation (#25)
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jakipatryk
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Describe the bug
DBTable#where
doesn't work when the argumentNamedParams
contains more than one param.To Reproduce
where
domain_id
isUUID
andmajor_version
isInteger
. This results inERROR: operator does not exist: integer = uuid
.Expected behavior
It should not fail.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: