On Wed, 20 Nov 2002, Tim Bunce wrote:
> > Maybe it's just too complex, because, looking at DBD::ODBC's
> > dbd_preparse(), the handling of literals in the query seems a good deal
> > more straight-forward (though it doesn't appear to handle '\'' or "\""
> > -- am I reading that right?
>
> ANSI standard doesn't use backslashes, it uses doubling: "...""..."
>
Postgres does, however ugly it may be. So this needs to be suported lest
a \" thow off placeholder counting and thus breaking execute(). But at
least pg supports geminate "s.
Later,
-r
