Re: Bytea Example

OP originally wrote that he needs to exports and import them, so presumably
he's just using psql.

On 8/16/20 12:33 PM, Francisco Olarte wrote:
> Naveen:
>
> 1st, do not top post, it is frowned upon here. AAMOF I was tempted to
> skip your message due to this, as it makes replying too hard.
>
> AK asked you (twice), "What programming language and database driver
> are you using?"
>
> On Sun, Aug 16, 2020 at 7:11 PM Naveen Kumar <naveenmcp(at)gmail(dot)com> wrote:
>> I am connected to PostgreSQL in a Windows environment. Below is my version:
>> "PostgreSQL 12.3, compiled by Visual C++ build 1914, 64-bit"
> AK question is relevant because pg is a client-server database. I
> assume you have the server correctly installed and running, but we
> need to know what client software you are using, i.e....
>
> - "I'm using the bundled psql command line program."
> In this case you interact by sending sql commands directly (I'm not
> able to put a sample because I never use bytea from psql, but many on
> this list do and can help you.
>
> - "I'm using pgAdmin4", and some pgAdmin user can help you.
>
> - "I'm using a C program using libpq"
>
> - "I'm using a Java program using JDBC"
>
>> I am just trying to practice LOB objects, like byteA data type, in PostgreSQL. Unfortunately, I didn't find good links regarding this so I raised the issue. Nothing else I am doing.
> There are lot of links, many people know them by heart, but you need
> to help them by answering the question.
>
> The driver/language phrasing in AK question is because normally no one
> uses a plain sql ( psql/pgadmin) tool for LOBs, but if you do there
> are links which can be provided.
>
> Bear in mind that for all we know you could be connecting using your
> own gopher based tool which translates coloquial swahili to sql.
>
> Francisco Olarte.
>
>

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