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Bug
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Resolution: Done
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P2: Important
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4.8.4, 5.0.1
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None
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PostgreSQL driver relies on backslash escaping, inserting backslashes where necessary. Starting with version 9.1, PostgreSQL does NOT threat backslashes as escape characters by default (as mentioned here in a red box), so backslashes are doubled on insertion, but are kept on selection (as expected), so strings with backslashes fail to round-trip through the database.