I use npgsql 1.0 to access a PostgreSql 8.2.3 database. Recently, I
decided to test with standard_conforming_strings = on and I noticed that
npgsql still sends double-backslashes, which corrupts the data.
This is especially bad with byte arrays: if I insert N bytes I get back
4*N bytes because \123 (one byte) becomes \\123 (4 bytes).
Is this a bug in npgsql, or is there some way I can get npgsql to
realize that postgres is using standard_conforming_strings?
Thanks,
Bill
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