Hi Edward,
Michael Fuhr's solution worked (Mar 11). I had to write a method to
insert four backslashes into the the path been searched for. For
example if the stored path in the DB was folder1\folder2\folder3\ in
order for PostgreSQL to serach against this i had to search for path
LIKE folder1
William Shatner wrote:
I have recently migrated from MS Access to PostgreSQL.Previously I had
a SQL command
ResultSet aGroupResultSet = aGroupPathStmt.executeQuery(
"SELECT \"groupID\",\"fullpath\" FROM \"groups\" WHERE
\"fullpath\" Like '" +
aPath + "'");
where aPath was
On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 05:19:35PM +, William Shatner wrote:
> I have recently migrated from MS Access to PostgreSQL.Previously I had
> a SQL command
>
> ResultSet aGroupResultSet = aGroupPathStmt.executeQuery(
> "SELECT \"groupID\",\"fullpath\" FROM \"groups\" WHERE
> \"fullpa
--- William Shatner <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have recently migrated from MS Access to
> PostgreSQL.Previously I had
> a SQL command
>
> ResultSet aGroupResultSet =
> aGroupPathStmt.executeQuery(
> "SELECT \"groupID\",\"fullpath\" FROM
> \"groups\" WHERE
> \"fullpath\" Like '"
