David, Thanks for your help. I did have null values represented as
zero-length strings. I'll just run these files through a sed script
to replace the zero-length strings with "\N".
David Hartwig writes:
> How are you representing NULL in the source file. Blank or zero length
> strings are
How are you representing NULL in the source file. Blank or zero length
strings are not NULL. They are treated as illegal dates. I believe
"\N" is used to represent NULL in the copy in/out.
William D. McCoy wrote:
> I'm running Postgres 6.3.2 on a Sparc20 running Solaris 2.5.1 and I'm
> hav
