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Gabriel Reid commented on PHOENIX-897:
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Sorry for taking forever to give feedback on this.
This issue still isn't fixed -- it needs to be checked off on a Windows system,
but I don't have access to one. [~jeffreyz], any chance you could take a look?
> psql command doesn't allow using certain characters in invocation
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> Key: PHOENIX-897
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/PHOENIX-897
> Project: Phoenix
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Gabriel Reid
> Attachments: PHOENIX-897.patch
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> The Python psql command converts the provided command-line parameters into a
> string, and then allows the shell to interpret the created string. If
> characters that have a special meaning are supplied as a parameter (e.g.
> pipe, semicolon), they are not properly quoted before being passed on to the
> shell, causing the tool to crash with an error from the underlying shell.
> It's should be possible to provide any character (particularly common CSV
> separator characters like pipe and semicolon) as commandline parameters, so
> the provided parameters should be properly quoted before passing them to the
> underlying shell.
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