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Upstream cqlsh is able to round-trip csv files containing the \ character, ycqlsh with --debug led to corrupted data when the contents of the string contains \n. Every \n was transformed into \\n.
I'm using COPY $table TO/FROM STDOUT WITH HEADER = FALSE AND NULL = '<NULL>' AND ESCAPE = '\"';
Upstream cqlsh is able to round-trip csv files containing the
\
character, ycqlsh with --debug led to corrupted data when the contents of the string contains\n
. Every\n
was transformed into\\n
.I'm using
COPY $table TO/FROM STDOUT WITH HEADER = FALSE AND NULL = '<NULL>' AND ESCAPE = '\"';
Originally posted by @hstenzel in #3 (comment)
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