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Re: [HACKERS] Invalid unicode in COPY problem

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>   Is there a way to store the name in raw binary? If so, would this not 
> be safe because to postgresql it should no longer matter what data is or 
> represents, right? Maybe there is a third option I am not yet concidering?
In the backup rename the file and add another file
 <file-name-with-invalids-set-to-?>.README
which explains the issue, details the steps taken (eg
renaming) and offers some sort of raw binary value of the
original file name.

Karsten
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