I have a query like the following
CAST(kokyaku1Information2.mail_jyushin as integer) as information2_mail_jyushin,
(date '$mytime' - INTERVAL 'information2_mail_jyushin' day) AS modified_date,
When run the query i get an error like invalid input syntax for type interval
. I used another select field named information2_mail_jyushin before day.
In Postgres, you would use interval arithmetics like this:
kyaku1Information2.mail_jyushin::int AS information2_mail_jyushin,
date '$mytime'
- kokyaku1Information2.mail_jyushin::int * interval '1 day'
AS modified_date
Note that concatenating variables in a SQL statement is bad practice, and opens up your code to SQL injection attacks. Instead, use parameters, as in:
$1::date
- kokyaku1Information2.mail_jyushin::int * interval '1 day'
AS modified_date