Subject | Re: [firebird-support] Strange behaviour with char '#' |
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Author | Tomasz Tyrakowski |
Post date | 2017-12-15T09:10:34Z |
On 15.12.2017 at 09:17, Köditz, Martin Martin.Koeditz@...
[firebird-support] wrote:
sure, and '#eeeeee' was inserted just fine. I'd suspect some client-side
processing of the string (you didn't provide any info about the client)
or just a plain bug in the client code.
Try it with isql (I've tried both isql and flamerobin). If it works,
check your client code.
regards
Tomasz
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[firebird-support] wrote:
> I stumbled upon the following problem:No it doesn't. I've made a quick experiment a moment ago, just to make
> I have a field of type varchar(7). When inserting the string '#eeeeee' the field value remains zero.
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> Does the character '#' have a special role?
sure, and '#eeeeee' was inserted just fine. I'd suspect some client-side
processing of the string (you didn't provide any info about the client)
or just a plain bug in the client code.
Try it with isql (I've tried both isql and flamerobin). If it works,
check your client code.
regards
Tomasz
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