Arrays are tricky. It depends on what you doing. Is the column an array type?
There was something in docs about it.
I was answering the backslash question which you would use quotemta because it
backslash not because of array. If you putting backlsash because of arry type
that's different
------Original Message------
From: Tim Landscheidt
To: dbd-pg@perl.org
Sent: Feb 6, 2011 6:00 PM
Subject: Re: Passing arrays of strings with backslashes as parameters
dhu...@hudes.org ("Dana Hudes") wrote:
> There many reasons to quote. It ensures your parameters pass through to the
> end intact rather than are misinterpreted.
> Its up to you if you want to bang your head against the wall, whine or get on
> with your program.
The reasons to quote are the reasons to use parameters. And
I don't bang my head against the wall or whine, I simply ask
on this very DBD::Pg mailing list whether the inability to
use all arrays as parameters is due to my lack of knowledge,
if it's a bug in the package, a missing feature or as $DEITY
intended. What's your take on this?
Tim
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