Question

[EDIT: This problem was a result of a bug within version 3.7.6]

The following postgresql query is returning an error:

operator does not exist date = boolean. 

I can’t figure out why. Here is the postgresql code that is giving me the error:

select
    c.source,
    s.name,
    s.grouping,
    s.kli,
    s.term_desc,
    (s.population - s.online) as non_hb_pop,
    s.online as hb_pop,
    s.population as full_pop,
    s.rep_date

from
    dwh.rpt_cu_private_kli_summary s, dwh.rpt_sgmt_clients c
where

    s.partner_id::integer = $P{rpt_cu}
    and s.rep_date = $P{rpt_date_beg}
    and s.userid=c.userid

group by
    c.source, s.term_desc, s.name, s.grouping, 
    s.population, s.online, s.kli, s.rep_date
order by
    s.grouping,
    full_pop desc,
    s.term_desc;

What does the above error message mean?

Answer 1

What is the value for $P{rpt_date_beg} ? That’s where things go wrong. Check the real query, might be in the errorlog, and do some debugging. Maybe some quotes ‘ are missing around the date value.