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To: Gregory Krasnow <gak@STONEANALYTICS.com>
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	"'Gunnar R|nning'" <gunnar@candleweb.no>, pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
Subject: Re: JDBC escape processing
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Gregory Krasnow <gak@STONEANALYTICS.com> writes:

> I have started to put together the beginnings of some escape processing.
> Right now I have started with the date literal escapes since that is most
> pressing for my needs.
> 

Cool! Do you have patch for the Connection class, so I could have a look at
them as well ? Or can I find this in CVS ?

Regards, 

	Gunnar