Hi, using Postgres 9.0.1 on Windows 7/64bit
I run the following SQL statement through a data connection in .net.
Update data1.systeminfo SET aicompanyfile='C:\Users\Public\Documents\Intuit\QuickBooks\Company Files\acme_rockets.QBW'
The issue is that Postgres interprets the back slashes in the path name as escapes and errors out with "invalid unicode escape" Okay, I get it. Back slashes are symbols for escape codes.
So my question is, what options do I have other than "swapping out" the offending back-slash for some other character, then having to remember to swap it back after I fetch the table from the database? There must be a more elegant solution. I do use escapes in other calls so I can't eliminate the functionality completely.
Oh, apologies for switching gears, just fyi, I use the pgAdminIII program and after updating to 9.0.1 from 8.4.4, I noticed that calls to help (documentation) attempt to fetch it from its old 8.4 location and errors out (No big deal I manually updated the registry). Also, from pgAdminIII, if I select Help/EnterpriseDB help, it pulls up Advanced Server 8.3 documentation?
Thank you for any suggestions...
Chris Campbell
Cascade Data Solutions, Inc.
ccampbell@CascadeDS.com
(800) 280-2090
