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From: "Arsalan Zaidi" <azaidi@directi.com>
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Subject: Escaping SQL using the Postgresql JDBC driver
Date: Fri, 29 Jun 2001 14:04:11 +0530
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Hi.

It seems that the Postgres JDBC drivers don't implement the method
Statement.setEscapeProcessing(). All it contains is one return statement!!!

I desperately need to escape all queries coming into my sustem and I can't
use prepared statements. What am I to do?

Any suggestions?

--Arsalan