One of the guys over on the php-db list told me that to store the binary
string correctly in postrgresql, that I would
have to double quote whats already there.
So in essence, by the time it hits the database, it has to be ->
\\\0P Z\\\0<Îê˜Úµ
Any suggestions to modify the string like this...
Maybe I should be looking into one of the preg functions....
Thank You.
Michael Sweeney wrote:
>Just escape the \ with a single escape character. eg. your string
>'\0P Z\0<Îê˜Úµ' would end up as '\\0P Z\\0<Îê˜Úµ' - each \ simply
>escapes the backslash following it. If you add two backslashes, you end
>up with one too many which is what the error is referring to.
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>..micahel..
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>On Thu, 2002-06-20 at 10:59, Gerard Samuel wrote:
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>>Im trying to move some binary strings from mysql to postgresql,
>>and the binary strings has escape chars '\' in them.
>>I was told to double escape them like so -> '\\\'
>>Here is what Im trying ->
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>>$data = '\0P Z\0<Îê˜Úµ'; // This is a representation from an mysql dump
>>$data2 = str_replace('/\', '/\/\/\', $data);
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>>Im getting ->
>>Unexpected character in input: '\' (ASCII=92) state=1
>>I guess my str_replace() isn't correct.
>>
>>Am I going about the right way to double escape them.
>>Thanks.
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