Thanks @seancorfield, appreciate it.

^ @amarjeet Already fixed on master BTW 🙂

Oh great :) i ll try again in sometime, thats super fast :)

Thanks much 🙂

(0.7.10 will be a while but if you're using clj/`deps.edn` you can rely on git for it, or else git clone and mvn install)

Got it

I think, in addition to numbers, other data types will also have :default value issue, ex- boolean

Data types apart from string

Just CCing @seancorfield - whenever you get time to check. Thanks

SQL does not have Booleans. For BIT it has b'0' and b'1'.

clojure.java.jdbc does no translation of Clojure values to SQL values-in-strings.

Hmm, okay

One of the things that means (and it's true for HoneySQL and other SQL/JDBC libs), is that "foo" is a Clojure string but not necessarily a SQL string. You need to say "'foo'".

That's why these libs assume PreparedStatements and ? placeholders where you pass Clojure values and let the JDBC driver do the conversion.

Hmm, that is something i will have to take care of. Understood.

This is another reason why DDL is so problematic. In SQL, you can pretty much do anything with PreparedStatements and ? placeholders.

True :) i think i will try honysql-postgres too, that shud help with some of my immediate needs