Tatsuo Ishii wrote:
> > After creating an UTF8 database ("createdb --encoding "UTF8" ...) containing BYTEA
>columns the parser rejects insert queries with binary data because they're not UTF8
>encoded (escaping doesn't help ;-).
>
> I don't kno how exactly escaped them, but you need to escape bytes >
> 0x7f (PQescapebytea has been fixed in that way in current). Or you
> could cast them as bytea.
Oh, that is interesting. I didn't realize the interaction between
encodings and bytea, I guess because bytea usage is only recently
popular. Do we document this bytea limitation properly?
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