On Sun, 3 Feb 2013 14:17:49 -0800 Pawel Aleksander Fedorynski <[email protected]> wrote:
PAF> It occurs to me that some other db engines (Oracle?) probably send values PAF> in non-string format, what should into_as_raw_text() do then? PAF> PAF> (a) signal an error? PAF> PAF> (b) put the raw value (which may be non-printable and may be packed in some PAF> unobvious way) in the provided string, say the value is of type INT32 and PAF> some db sends four bytes over the wire, should we put these exact four PAF> bytes into the string? PAF> PAF> (c) convert to string? I'd say (b). "Raw" would seem to mean this, i.e. exactly the bytes received. Of course, the documentation should be very clear about this. Regards, VZ
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