I know this has been asked before - I've trawled through the mail archives and FAQs looking for any info, and only
found"that's the way it works" answers.
Basically, I want to turn off backslash ( \ ) as an escape character in string literals. It makes porting apps to
PostgreSQLmuch more difficult, because no major rdbms behaves this way (at least, none of Oracle, SQL Server, DB2,
Sybase,Informix, SQL Anywhere or SQL Base ... the one's I've worked with). I know PostgreSQL isn't designed to be a
cloneof any of these, and I should love it the way it is :-) :-) :-), but this one quirk is annoying the hell out of
me.
I'm guessing the answer will be no, because it would break things like null handling.
So, any postmaster switches, build/make options, etc.? Or should I get hacking myself?
Ciao
Fuzzy
:-)
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