Using bytea as an argument.

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To All,
I am attempting to call a function in Postgres 9 on Windows using the ODBC
driver and am finding that the parameter with embedded nulls is getting
truncated when I check the server log. Is calling a function that takes a
bytea supported? I know its not explicitly listed in the list of supported
types. Should I just hex encode the values instead?

Thanks!
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Christopher Hotchkiss "chotchki"
http://www.chotchki.us

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To All,
I am attempting to call a function in Postgres 9 on Windows usin=
g the ODBC driver and am finding that the parameter with embedded nulls is =
getting truncated when I check the server log. Is calling a function that t=
akes a bytea supported? I know its not explicitly listed in the list of sup=
ported types. Should I just hex encode the values instead?
>

Thanks!
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Christopher Hotchkiss "chotchki"
=3D"http://www.chotchki.us">http://www.chotchki.us


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