Closed tdrgabi closed 12 years ago
Looking through clojureql/test.clj I noticed that you do have default values.
The only difference from the code in the test and my code is that I don't define the table inside clojure but get the table schema from postgresql
After some debugging in clojureql I got it down to "exec-prepared" failing.
Then I realized it's a rights issue inside the db, not related to clojureql. I have rights to insert into the table but I don't have the rights to use the sequence that postgresql uses to generate new keys.
(let [retr (.execute stmt)] crashes with "Execution aborted" and no other information I think this is a swank/clojure issue and if I run the code outside swank I might get the exception. Haven't tried.
Adding a try catch inside exec-prepared will catch & print the exception (wrong permission in my case). This might be an issue with clojureql&swank in general since lots of the exceptions will just show "Evaluation aborted" instead of a debugger&stacktrace.
My patch to see the exception: http://pastebin.com/uXZFDZ9u
Don't know how to insert into a table with a default value (ID - sequence).
Issue described here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9443607/how-to-insert-a-default-value-into-a-column-using-clojureql