Postgresql 8.3.x warnings on improperly escaped blobs [#319169]

Postgresql 8.3.x requires 'E' prefix before string literals with backslashed escapes (i.e. field = E'\n\r\t' instead of field='\n\r\t')

Without it LOTs of db warnings are produced by caching module.

Attached patch adds this prefix in db_encode_blob() function.

NOTE: this is only an idea. For general use, this code needs to be reworked with PgSQL version checks.

Comment	File	Size	Author
	drupal65-pgsql8x-patch2.diff	318 bytes	Alex_Tutubalin

Comments

emi_bcn CreditAttribution: emi_bcn commented 20 May 2009 at 22:58

Any news on it? Will it be introduced to HEAD?

+Subscribing

2 March 2016 at 22:18

Status:

Needs work

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