Hi!
> I see sqlite doesn't recognize the \ (backslash) as the backslash > character, instead sqlite considers it as a normal character infact > if I insert data into a field like: > insert into table1 values('pippo\\pluto') > sqlite inserts the value as: pippo\\pluto > while other database (PostgreSQL, MySQL, BerkeleyDB) insert it as: > pippo\pluto > > Seems such behavior is conform to the SQL standard. I don't know what the standard says.
Oracle inserts the value as 'pippo\\pluto'.
So does MS SQL Server
I'd say that it's PostgreSQL and MySQL that are behaving 'incorrectly'..
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