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Fixed an issue where Import/Export Data failed for a file name containing a backslash. #10672 - #10766
The file name in the \copy command was quoted with qtLiteral(). For a name containing a backslash that produces an escape-string literal, E'...'. psql parses the file name of \copy itself and does not recognise that form: it takes the file name as just "E", creates or truncates ./E, and sends the rest of the line to the server, which fails with a syntax error.
Fix
Added _copy_filename_literal() in web/pgadmin/tools/import_export/init.py. It wraps the file name in plain single quotes and only doubles an embedded single quote, which is what psql's parse_slash_copy() expects (it calls strip_quotes() with no escape character).
The three cmd.sql templates (default, 16_plus, 17_plus) now use that value instead of data.filename|qtLiteral(conn).
The option values (DELIMITER, QUOTE, ESCAPE, NULL, DEFAULT, ENCODING) are unchanged. The server parses those, so E'...' is valid there.
7 scenarios for the helper (plain name, space, backslash, trailing backslash, single quote, backslash before a quote, /dev/fd path).
6 scenarios rendering each template for import and export, checking that the file name is written as a plain '...' literal and that the option values still go through qtLiteral().
The template scenarios fail without the template change. I ran the new tests and pycodestyle locally; I have not run the full regression suite.
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Bug Fixes
Improved handling of file paths during import and export, including paths with spaces, backslashes, or single quotes.
Added validation for database, format, optional error and log settings, schema, table, column, and query-export inputs.
Preserved existing import/export options, including delimiter handling.
The import/export COPY filename handling now formats paths as single-quoted tokens, doubling embedded single quotes. The default, 16+, and 17+ templates use the formatted filename. Tests cover filename formatting and template rendering.
Changes
COPY filename handling
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Summary
Format and render COPY filenames web/pgadmin/tools/import_export/__init__.py, web/pgadmin/tools/import_export/templates/import_export/sql/*/cmd.sql, web/pgadmin/tools/import_export/tests/test_import_export_copy_filename.py
A helper formats filenames as single-quoted tokens and doubles embedded single quotes. Both template-rendering paths use the helper, and all three templates render the formatted filename directly. Tests cover paths with spaces, backslashes, single quotes, and file-descriptor names, plus import/export template output.
The filename change is ready to merge after normal checks; no remaining import/export failure was established.
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: fixing Import/Export Data failures for file names containing backslashes.
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Issue #10672 requires \\copy to receive a plain single-quoted file name with embedded single quotes doubled. _copy_filename_literal() implements that format, and the default, 16_plus, and 17_plus t…
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All changed code and tests support issue #10672. The helper, template updates, and tests directly implement or verify the requested \\copy file-name handling. No unrelated change appears in the revie…
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Issue #10672 requires \copy to receive a plain single-quoted file name with embedded single quotes doubled. _copy_filename_literal() implements that format, and the default, 16_plus, and 17_plus templates use it for both normal and /dev/fd paths. The added tests cover backslashes, quotes, imports, exports, all three templates, and continued qtLiteral() use for option values. The change addresses the reported failure without requiring separate platform-specific code.
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All changed code and tests support issue #10672. The helper, template updates, and tests directly implement or verify the requested \copy file-name handling. No unrelated change appears in the reviewed diff.
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Fixes #10672
Problem
The file name in the \copy command was quoted with qtLiteral(). For a name containing a backslash that produces an escape-string literal, E'...'. psql parses the file name of \copy itself and does not recognise that form: it takes the file name as just "E", creates or truncates ./E, and sends the rest of the line to the server, which fails with a syntax error.
Fix
Tests
Added web/pgadmin/tools/import_export/tests/test_import_export_copy_filename.py:
The template scenarios fail without the template change. I ran the new tests and pycodestyle locally; I have not run the full regression suite.
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