let's see what we're looking at.. 
ID   =  1
Date_Created  = SYSDATE
Date_Modified = SYSDATE
Title = 'test promotion'
Promotion_Phrase = 'phrase here'
Date_Start = NULL
Date_End = NULL
Status = 0
Trigger_Type = 0
Trigger_Value = ''
Trigger_Quantity = ''
Reward_Type = 0
Reward_Value = ''
Reward_Quantity = ''
Uses_PerCustomer = 1
Uses_Maximum = 0

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hmm, all columns are accounted for, so it's not like you're letting oracle implicitly fill in default nulls for some columns excluded from your insert. what else could it be...

...and undef's for the two null values I do want

dbd::oracle is going to treat NULL's as undef coming OUT of queries, but not inversely. in other words, you need to pass the string 'NULL' in your bind params or execute instead of passing perl's undef.

hth; cheers

In reply to Re: OT: Oracle SQL issues by seesik
in thread OT: Oracle SQL issues by AidanLee

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