> Could you please provide below information.
>
> How to change standard_conforming_strings value of postgresql.conf?
I would not change that option. You should rather stick to standard conforming
strings and fix your query.
That can be done through a simple (and automated) search & replace.
On Thu, 18 Jun 2015 07:29:37 +
"Yogesh. Sharma" wrote:
> HI Everyone,
>
> Below DB query is showing below error on postgresql9.3.
> SELECT '\'' || t2.name || '\'', '\'' || t1.phone_number || '\'', '\'' ||
> t1.details || '\'', '\'' || t1.description || '\'', '\'' || (CASE WHEN
> t1.s_id IS
HI Everyone,
Below DB query is showing below error on postgresql9.3.
SELECT '\'' || t2.name || '\'', '\'' || t1.phone_number || '\'', '\'' ||
t1.details || '\'', '\'' || t1.description || '\'', '\'' || (CASE WHEN t1.s_id
IS NULL THEN 'N/A' ELSE t3.s_type END) || '\'', '\'' || t1.s_id || '\'' FRO
