Just to clarify.
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The below SELECT SQL was ran from the command line:
mydb=# SELECT a FROM b WHERE c = 'WORKGROUP\me'
Result = Zero rows returned.
mydb=# SELECT a FROM b WHERE c = 'WORKGROUP\\me'
Result = One row returned.
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And from my C app.
strcpy(strID, "WORKGROUP\\me");
Result = Zero rows returned.
strcpy(strID, "WORKGROUP\\\\me");
Result = One row returned.
"Andy Hallam" <ahm@exel.co.uk> wrote in message
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> PostgreSQL - 7.1.3 (installed on Linux 2.4.2-2)
> PSQLODBC.DLL - 07.01.0007
> Visual C++ - 6.0
>
> SELECT a FROM b WHERE c = 'WORKGROUP\me'
>
> Does not return any rows.
>
> SELECT a FROM b WHERE c = 'WORKGROUP\\me'
>
> Returns required rows.
>
> Result = PostgreSQL ODBC driver cannot handle backslash character - have
to
> escape it myself.
>
> Can someone confirm this to be a bug please.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Andy
> ahm@exel.co.uk
>
>
>
