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are you asking a new question? or more details? looks like the thread in #C053AK3F9 covered what can be said with the information you've given
my guess would be the value you are inserting isn't actually a string, but some kind of date type, and some random process is happening in the postgres jdbc driver to turn it in to a string to insert into the database. you can verify this by adding something like (assert (string? ...))
for the value you are inserting
thanks for your response, I verified it's a string but some reason Postgres is parsing to a unexpected text
I tried this - (println (type "2022-10-10"))
in the place in your program where the insert happens with the actual value being inserted?
let me try there as well