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Gabriel Reid updated PHOENIX-897:
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Description:
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.
Environment: (was: 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.)
> 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
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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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