Log Message:
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Remove win32 results files. Will re-add as binary to prevent the DOS line endings being removed.

Removed Files:
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    slony1-engine/src/parsestatements:
        emptytestresult.expected.win32
        test_sql.expected.win32

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--- src/parsestatements/emptytestresult.expected.win32
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-Input: 
--- src/parsestatements/test_sql.expected.win32
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-Input: select * from foo;  select * from bar;  select * from frobozz;
-alter table foo add column c integer;
-alter table foo alter column c set not null; 
-
--- Comment line that should hide a whole bunch of quoting... ;; $$
--- '"''"; "\"\"\"$$ ;"\"""
-
--- Here is an old-style pl/pgsql function using heavy quoting
-create function foo (text) returns integer as '
-  declare
-     rc record;
-  begin
-    select * into rc from foo where name = ''Some Favored name'';
-    return NULL;
-  end;' language plpgsql;
-
-select * from foo;  select * from bar;  select * from frobozz;
-
-create or replace function foo (text) returns integer as $$
-  begin
-    select * into rc from foo where name = 'Some Favored name';
-    return NULL;
-  end;
-$$ language plpgsql;
-
-select * from foo;  select * from bar;  select * from frobozz;
-
--- This isn't actually a particularly well-framed stored function
--- but it abuses $$dollar quoting$$ quite nicely...
-create or replace function foo (text) returns integer as $$
-  begin
-    select * into rc from foo where name = $23$Some Favored name$23$;
-    -- Use a secondary bit of quoting to make sure that nesting works...
-    select $24$ -- another " " thing ' ' \\\'\$ $24$;
-    return NULL;
-  end;
-$$ language plpgsql;
-
-
-statement 0
--------------------------------------------
-select * from foo;
-statement 1
--------------------------------------------
-  select * from bar;
-statement 2
--------------------------------------------
-  select * from frobozz;
-statement 3
--------------------------------------------
-
-alter table foo add column c integer;
-statement 4
--------------------------------------------
-
-alter table foo alter column c set not null;
-statement 5
--------------------------------------------
- 
-
--- Comment line that should hide a whole bunch of quoting... ;; $$
--- '"''"; "\"\"\"$$ ;"\"""
-
--- Here is an old-style pl/pgsql function using heavy quoting
-create function foo (text) returns integer as '
-  declare
-     rc record;
-  begin
-    select * into rc from foo where name = ''Some Favored name'';
-    return NULL;
-  end;' language plpgsql;
-statement 6
--------------------------------------------
-
-
-select * from foo;
-statement 7
--------------------------------------------
-  select * from bar;
-statement 8
--------------------------------------------
-  select * from frobozz;
-statement 9
--------------------------------------------
-
-
-create or replace function foo (text) returns integer as $$
-  begin
-    select * into rc from foo where name = 'Some Favored name';
-    return NULL;
-  end;
-$$ language plpgsql;
-statement 10
--------------------------------------------
-
-
-select * from foo;
-statement 11
--------------------------------------------
-  select * from bar;
-statement 12
--------------------------------------------
-  select * from frobozz;
-statement 13
--------------------------------------------
-
-
--- This isn't actually a particularly well-framed stored function
--- but it abuses $$dollar quoting$$ quite nicely...
-create or replace function foo (text) returns integer as $$
-  begin
-    select * into rc from foo where name = $23$Some Favored name$23$;
-    -- Use a secondary bit of quoting to make sure that nesting works...
-    select $24$ -- another " " thing ' ' \\\'\$ $24$;
-    return NULL;
-  end;
-$$ language plpgsql;
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