> When using binary cursor to fetch contents of a bytea column into a variable
> set to NULL, the memory allocation relies on strlen to determine the amount
> of memory to allocate. If the data contains zeros, the memory allocated is
> too little to store the data.
And one more thank you for reporting.
Fixed in CVS HEAD.
Michael
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