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2005 Dec 21
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Escape bytea binary data in postgres SQL
...or using some
pre-defined function that does this for me!
I have found on the web: PGconn.escape_bytea but I only get "undefined
method". Any ideas, what is the correct way of doing this my self?
I''m using Rails (WEBrick) under Windows XP with postgre-pr 0.4.0
I have tried:
s_buffer = s_buffer.gsub(/['']/, ''\\047'')
s_buffer = s_buffer.gsub(/[\\]/, ''\\134'')
s_buffer = s_buffer.gsub(/[\0]/, ''\\000'')
/Rick
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