Using Postgres 8.3 with DBI 1.607, DBD::Pg 2.12.0, perl v5.10.0,
I am trying to insert the medline database
contents, which include non-ascii char's,
hopefully using a prepared query.
Playing with the locale, encoding,
client_encoding, standard_conforming_strings,
leaves me able to insert values using one-off
querys, but I need to find out the correct way
to handle these using prepared querys (currently
using C, SQL_ASCII, SQL_ASCII, off).
For example, given:
create table foo ( bar varchar(255) );
and the author's name
"P\x8FAZEK"
Setting the client_encoding to "SQL_ASCII"
does not help: the values can be inserted
via
E'P\x8FAZEK'
but E'$1' will simply insert the "$1" literal
into the table.
Using
convert_from( $1, 'SQL_ASCII' ) gets
gets the values input, but with a warning.
Q: Is there any combination of locale, encoding,
client_encoding or functions that will allow
me to insert values with these escape sequences
without getting the warnings?
Trying this in psql with various combinations of
prepares statements leaves me unable to use
convert_from with a varchar argument (requires
bytea).
If there is an example in the doc's I'd appreciate
a link to it.
thanks
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