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I often export one postgres table that has mixed content (including json). Then I move this file to another server and there after performing truncate on the table I execute this sql file.
It worked correctly for me until version 24.3.0, then after updating (from version 24.3.1 upwards) in the generated file an additional \ character is added in the lines concerning json, which makes import impossible.
How can I restore the "old" way of export in the newer version of dbeaver?
At the moment I am using version 24.3.0 on both servers but I think this is not the correct solution...
Below is a fragment of the file content (json): INSERT INTO (...) VALUES (...) "display: grid", "grid-template-areas: \\"icon (...)
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Hi.
I often export one postgres table that has mixed content (including json). Then I move this file to another server and there after performing truncate on the table I execute this sql file.
It worked correctly for me until version 24.3.0, then after updating (from version 24.3.1 upwards) in the generated file an additional
\
character is added in the lines concerning json, which makes import impossible.How can I restore the "old" way of export in the newer version of dbeaver?
At the moment I am using version 24.3.0 on both servers but I think this is not the correct solution...
Below is a fragment of the file content (json):
INSERT INTO (...) VALUES (...) "display: grid", "grid-template-areas: \\"icon (...)
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