Thea wrote:
My problem is that PG behaves differently than other supported DBMSes
(MSSQL and MySQL) - when I'm passing a query containing LIKE phrase to
it, a double amount of '/' literals is needed to obtain expected
result. I do realize that this is caused by a parser 'collapsing'
double
This is the wrong list to ask this question. This list is about
development, not usage. Please ask on -general in future.
I presume that where you have / you really mean \.
What version of postgres are you using? If you use a modern version with
standard_conforming_strings on then you do
Yes, I always tend to mix slash and backslash. No idea why ^^'.
Postgres version is:
PostgreSQL 8.2.4 on i686-pc-mingw32, compiled by GCC gcc.exe (GCC)
3.4.2 (mingw-special)
and it does have this setting, but it was set to off.
Now, having this set I'll have to test it :)
Thank you for your
