Hi,
for a very long time now, pg_dump has placed '\t' on output where a literal
tab was present in the data.
Since 8.3pre, this is no longer the case -- the backslash is followed
by an actual tab character, ('\009').
I'm not sure if this change was intentional, but I didn't see it mentioned
in
Tomas Szepe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
for a very long time now, pg_dump has placed '\t' on output where a literal
tab was present in the data.
Since 8.3pre, this is no longer the case -- the backslash is followed
by an actual tab character, ('\009').
According to the CVS logs, this was
for a very long time now, pg_dump has placed '\t' on output where a literal
tab was present in the data.
Since 8.3pre, this is no longer the case -- the backslash is followed
by an actual tab character, ('\009').
According to the CVS logs, this was reverted in beta4 --- you sure you
Tomas Szepe [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
According to the CVS logs, this was reverted in beta4 --- you sure you
are testing the right beta?
Yes, I'm 100% positive I'm running 8.3beta4.
[ pokes at it ... ] Drat, I missed the corner case where the field
delimiter is a control character --- I had
