Florian Weimer writes:
> The first version escaped ' with ''. I changed it when I noticed that
> if \' is used instead, the same function can be used for strings
> ('...') and identifiers ("...").
Last time I checked (15 seconds ago), you could not escape " with \ in
PostgreSQL. The identifer parsing rules are a bit different from strings.
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