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In GB18030 the trailing byte of a multibyte character can be 0x5c, the backslash, so PUTF must look for its escapes at character boundaries.
The format string is converted to the target file encoding and then scanned byte by byte, so a trailing byte of a multibyte character could be read as the start of the \n escape. Advance by whole characters instead.
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Navigate logical layers of code changes, visualize relationships, and explore their blast radius. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughUTL_FILE.PUTF now writes ordinary characters as complete encoded sequences before checking for format escapes. A new registered regression test checks GB18030 multibyte output and escape handling. ChangesUTL_FILE.PUTF Encoding
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes Change: Bug fix · Severity of issue fixed: Low Suggested reviewers: Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The GB18030 tests could miss a future escape-handling regression at a multibyte boundary. Add the targeted assertion; this is a bounded merge risk. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@contrib/ivorysql_ora/sql/utl_file_putf.sql`:
- Line 21: Update the putf escape test so `\n`, `%s`, and `%%` each immediately
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| -- so that the string literal does not depend on the escape settings | ||
| select sys.ora_utl_file_fopen('putf_encoding', 'regress-putf-esc.dat', | ||
| 'w', 1024, 'GB18030') as fd \gset | ||
| select sys.ora_utl_file_putf(:fd, 'a' || chr(92) || 'nb%s%%c', 'Z'); |
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Test each escape immediately after a GB18030 character.
The current cases test 衆n and escapes after ASCII a. A regression can preserve both results but fail to recognize \n, %s, or %% when each follows a multibyte character. Put 衆 before each escape and update the expected putf_escapes hex to d05c0ad05c5ad05c2563.
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-select sys.ora_utl_file_putf(:fd, 'a' || chr(92) || 'nb%s%%c', 'Z');
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| select sys.ora_utl_file_putf(:fd, 'a' || chr(92) || 'nb%s%%c', 'Z'); | |
| select sys.ora_utl_file_putf(:fd, '衆' || chr(92) || 'n衆%s衆%%c', 'Z'); |
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In `@contrib/ivorysql_ora/sql/utl_file_putf.sql` at line 21, Update the putf
escape test so `\n`, `%s`, and `%%` each immediately follow the GB18030
character `衆`, and update the expected `putf_escapes` hex to reflect those
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Which Issue(s) This PR Fixes
Fixes #2092
Brief Description
ora_utl_file_putf()converts the format string to the target file encoding and then scans it onebyte at a time looking for the
\n,%sand%%escapes. In an encoding such as GB18030 (alsoGBK, SJIS and BIG5) the trailing byte of a multibyte character can be 0x5c, the backslash, so
writes
d0 0a— the last byte of衆disappears and the ASCIInturns into a line feed — whered0 5c 6eis what the character is supposed to look like in the file. The escapes are onlymeaningful at character boundaries, so the scan has to advance by characters.
This patch takes the length of the current character from
pg_encoding_mblen_or_incomplete(),bounded by what is left of the format string (it is not NUL terminated when no conversion was
needed), writes the whole character and advances by it. The escapes are still recognised, but never
in the middle of a character, in any target encoding. The change is one function in
contrib/ivorysql_ora/src/builtin_packages/utl_file/utl_file.c; nothing outsidecontrib/ivorysql_orais touched.How Did You Test This Change?
Two cases in a new regression file,
contrib/ivorysql_ora/sql/utl_file_putf.sqlwithexpected/utl_file_putf.out, registered asutl_file_putfinORA_REGRESS:putf(fd, '衆n')into a GB18030 file, read back withencode(pg_read_binary_file(...), 'hex'),must be
d05c6eputf(fd, 'a' || chr(92) || 'nb%s%%c', 'Z')into a GB18030 file must be610a625a2563(thebackslash is built with
chr()so that the string literal does not depend on the escape settings)The expected file is the byte for byte
results/utl_file_putf.outof the green run below (sameSHA-256), and both branches of the two runs carry the identical file: the red branch is the green
branch without the C patch, nothing else.
Run from the repository root on the fork's CI
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make -C contrib/ivorysql_ora oracle-check ORA_REGRESS='utl_file utl_file_putf', so that theexisting
utl_filetest is exercised too):ok 1 - utl_file,not ok 2 - utl_file_putf; the only hunk inregression.diffsisd00awhered05c6eis expected, and the escapes case below it is unchangedok 1 - utl_file,ok 2 - utl_file_putf,# All 2 tests passed., noregression.diffsOverlap with our other open pull requests
#2157 (self copy guard in
ora_utl_file_fcopy()) and #2160 (rewrite ofcopy_text_file()) changeother functions of the same file, and each of them appends its cases to
utl_file.sqlandexpected/utl_file.out. This change leaves both of those files byte identical tomaster, which iswhy the new cases are in their own file; the only shared file is
contrib/ivorysql_ora/Makefile,where one line is added to the
ORA_REGRESSlist. The read path (get_line()forGET_LINE) isnot touched here.
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