Andrew Snow wrote:
>
>
> > I have found (and confirmed by studying the PostgreSQL
> > source) that to reliably insert arbitrary binary data into a
> > bytea column there are only 3 characters which need to be
> > escaped: \000, \047 ( ' ), \134 ( \ ). Here's the PHP
> > function that I've been using:
>
>
> Postgresl, in treating things as strings, handles \000 as NULL as an end
> of string.
>
> select 'abc\000def' as hehehe;
> hehehe
> --------
> abc
> (1 row)
You forgot to quote the \ and cast it to bytea.
>
>
> How do you get the data back from a query, with all the nulls in it?
>
>
> - Andrew
>
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