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When dealing with UUID types, the intuitive method is to pass in a Java UUID object as the parameter. While this passes without error, it will never actually match. Instead, you need to pass in the UUID as a string. Other JDBC libs like postgres support this, so it seems natural for duckdb to support this as well.
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When dealing with UUID types, the intuitive method is to pass in a Java UUID object as the parameter. While this passes without error, it will never actually match. Instead, you need to pass in the UUID as a string. Other JDBC libs like postgres support this, so it seems natural for duckdb to support this as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: