On Tue, 2003-09-23 at 15:47, Montervino, Mariano wrote:
> running the following script
>
> select ('cabal\\' || user_name) into temporary user_access from
> tbl_user_access where access_profile_id = 4;
> copy user_access to '/temp/users.txt' delimiters '|';
>
> The result of the output file is...
> domain\\users
> but the field in the temp table is...
> domain\users
That is because COPY produces output that is suitable for input, and on
input backslashes must be escaped. There is no way to change this
behaviour.
> I need the same result like temp table. How could i do it??
Assuming a Unix system, process the file with sed:
sed -e 's|\\\\|\\|g' /temp/users.txt > $$; mv $$ /temp/users.txt
(Note that the backslashes have to be escaped for sed, too.)
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