Closed nbuchwitz closed 4 years ago
SQLite sometimes make use of the replace('\n', '\n', char(1)) pattern which fails, because it's called chr() in PostgreSQL. This PR adds a little fix for this problem.
replace('\n', '\n', char(1))
chr()
SQLite sometimes make use of the
replace('\n', '\n', char(1))
pattern which fails, because it's calledchr()
in PostgreSQL. This PR adds a little fix for this problem.