Allow literal backslash escapes for string literals in Redshift dialect.#1801
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Redshift supports the literal backslash escape at least for a subset of
characters, including single quotes ('). This is unfortunately not
publicly documented (yet) but used in successful queries.
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…ct. (apache#1801) Co-authored-by: Roman Borschel <roman@cluvio.com>
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Redshift supports the literal backslash escape at least for a subset of characters, including single quotes ('), for example
This is unfortunately not publicly documented (yet?) but used in successful queries.