> I think you're looking for the "standard_conforming_strings" parameter.
Yes, it is.
Thanks
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Quan Zongliang writes:
> Has a approach to let PostgreSQL conside back-slash as common char?
I think you're looking for the "standard_conforming_strings" parameter.
regards, tom lane
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hi, all
The PostgreSQL has a option: backslash_quote.
It can be on, off or safe_encoding.
How to set it to ingore back-slash check?
The command: INSERT INTO table_name VALUES(..., '\\', ...);
always get a warning message whatever it is.
If use E'\\', value will be saved as '\' in database.
Has a
