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    • Merge pull request #2720 from jpmonette/master · 40cd8d97
      Fixing "error: syntax error at or near ")"" when using upsert with postgres dialect
      Jan Aagaard Meier committed
    • Fixing "error: syntax error at or near ")"" · c98db629
      When trying to insert values containing the character `)`, the RegEx is not modifying the string properly, throwing this error message: `error: syntax error at or near ")"`.
      
      Here's an example:
      
      Initial value:
      `VALUES ( \'Current Generator(s)\',\'CurrentGenerators__c\',NULL,NULL,\'Lead\',\'2014-12-10 22:31:24.076 +00:00\',\'2014-12-10 22:31:24.076 +00:00\');`
      
      Current result:
      `SELECT \'Current Generator(s\',\'CurrentGenerators__c\',NULL,NULL,\'Lead\',\'2014-12-10 22:31:24.076 +00:00\',\'2014-12-10 22:31:24.076 +00:00\');`
      
      Expected result:
      `SELECT \'Current Generator(s)\',\'CurrentGenerators__c\',NULL,NULL,\'Lead\',\'2014-12-10 22:31:24.076 +00:00\',\'2014-12-10 22:31:24.076 +00:00\';`
      
      This commit is removing the `replace()` method called. After reading the blog post referred, there's no explanation of why this need to be replaced - and it is working fine without it.
      Jean-Philippe Monette committed