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Use the correct integer literal for invoice_amount 

PostgreSQL actually already casts the strings to integers, but best if
everything is as it should.
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jordi fita mas 2023-06-07 14:54:29 +02:00
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@ -64,10 +64,10 @@ values (7, 1, 'Contact', 'XX555', '', '777-777-777', 'c@c', '', '', '', '', '',
;
insert into invoice (invoice_id, company_id, invoice_number, invoice_date, contact_id, currency_code, payment_method_id)
values ( 8, 1, 'I1', current_date, 7, 'EUR', '111')
, ( 9, 1, 'I2', current_date, 7, 'EUR', '111')
, (10, 1, 'I3', current_date, 7, 'EUR', '111')
, (11, 1, 'I4', current_date, 7, 'EUR', '111')
values ( 8, 1, 'I1', current_date, 7, 'EUR', 111)
, ( 9, 1, 'I2', current_date, 7, 'EUR', 111)
, (10, 1, 'I3', current_date, 7, 'EUR', 111)
, (11, 1, 'I4', current_date, 7, 'EUR', 111)
;
insert into invoice_product (invoice_product_id, invoice_id, name, price, quantity, discount_rate)