Error
Error Code: 22010

PostgreSQL Error 22010: Invalid Indicator Parameter Value

📦 PostgreSQL
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Description

This error signifies that an indicator parameter, typically used in embedded SQL or certain database APIs to denote nullability or data length, has an unexpected or out-of-range value. It prevents the database from correctly interpreting the host variable's state.
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Error Message

invalid indicator parameter value
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Known Causes

3 known causes
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Uninitialized Indicator Variable
An indicator parameter was not explicitly set before use, resulting in an undefined or garbage value being sent to the database.
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Invalid Binding Value
The indicator parameter was explicitly set to a value outside the valid range (e.g., not -1 for NULL, 0 for non-NULL, or a valid positive length).
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Client API Misuse
Incorrect usage of the database client library's API for binding parameters and indicator variables can lead to this error.
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Solutions

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Detailed step-by-step solutions for this error are being prepared. In the meantime, try these general troubleshooting tips:

General Troubleshooting Tips

  • Check the error message carefully for specific details
  • Review recent changes that might have caused the error
  • Search for the exact error code in the official documentation
  • Check log files for additional context
  • Try restarting the application or service
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