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Hi Tom,
> "Martin Edlman" <edlman@fortech.cz> writes:
>> I encountered this problem during migration of the database from PgSQL 8.4
>> (where it works) to PgSQL 9.0.1.
>
> For me, this example fails on both 8.4 and 9.0. It works on both after
> removing the ill-considered quote_literal call here:
>
>> INSERT INTO tmp.amavis_user (id, email, priority, policy_id)
>> VALUES (NEW.id, quote_literal(NEW.email), prio, 1);
>
> Perhaps you tried to migrate away from using EXECUTE at the same time
> you were converting to 9.0?
Thank you very much for help. It works now. You're right, I've converted
from EXECUTE to plain INSERT and I forgot to remove quote_literal() and
then I didn't see that this was the problem. I'm glad that the problem was
on my side and not in PgSQL.
Regards, Martin Edlman
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