On Wed, Jul 5, 2017 at 8:04 AM, Tom van Tilburg <tom.van.tilb...@gmail.com>
wrote:
> I think I misunderstand. How would that help my insert statement?
> You would get INSERT INTO mytable VALUES ($ javascript with a lot of
> unescaped characters like /n " // etc. $);
>
Tom Lane provided the relevant syntax link, though if you supply an
actual, shortened, example someone might show exactly what this all means
for you - or how you'd need to tweak your text to make it work.
$$ { "key1": "value",
"key2": "value" } $$
Will be inserted as-is, explicit newlines and all. Likewise,
$$ { "key1": "value", \n "key2": "value" } $$
will be inserted without any newlines and with a literal "\n" in the middle
of the text.
Unlike single-quote literals there is no alternate "E" form of
dollar-quoting that will cause the \n to be interpreted as a newline. In
practice its absence doesn't seem missed.
David J.
