Base type OIDs

[Dan Sugalski]

I'm trying to properly tag the types of the parameters I'm passing
into PQexecParams, as it seems to be the right thing to do, and it's
not that big a deal given my existing code base. Unfortunately I'm
running into a problem figuring out what I should be using for the
tag numbers.

I originally thought that the enum in include/ecpgtype.h was the
place to go, but no joy there -- those numbers weren't right. (Or at
least they threw errors) So instead I tried
src/include/catalog/pg_type.h for the type numbers. (Which seemed a
better bet, as the docs for PQftype say to reference this file)
Unfortunately this isn't working either. I'm trying to use these base
type numbers:

text data: 1043
numbers: 1700
dates: 1082

which correspond to the VARCHAROID, NUMERICOID, and DATEOID
constants. It *seems* right, but when I do I get back the error:

DB error is: ERROR: unsupported format code: 1043

I'm at a bit of a loss right now. What *should* I be using here? (Or
is there something simple that I'm missing?)
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[Tom Lane]

Dan Sugalski <da*@sidhe.or g> writes:

DB error is: ERROR: unsupported format code: 1043

You're putting it in the format parameter, not the datatype parameter
....

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[Dan Sugalski]

At 3:41 PM -0400 10/26/04, Tom Lane wrote:

Dan Sugalski <da*@sidhe.or g> writes:

DB error is: ERROR: unsupported format code: 1043

You're putting it in the format parameter, not the datatype parameter

D'oh! Darned reused array pointers...

Thanks.
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