Enum OptionsMetadata.TextFormat (0.19.1)

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public enum OptionsMetadata.TextFormat extends Enum<OptionsMetadata.TextFormat>

The PostgreSQL wire protocol can send data in both binary and text format. When using text format, the Server will normally send output back to the client using a format understood by PostgreSQL clients. If you are using the server with a text-only client that does not try to interpret the data that is returned by the server, such as for example psql, then it is advisable to use Cloud Spanner formatting. The server will then return all data in a format understood by Cloud Spanner.

The default format used by the server is TextFormat.

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Static Fields
Name	Description
POSTGRESQL	The default format. Data is returned to the client in a format that PostgreSQL clients should be able to understand and stringParse. Use this format if you are using the Server with a client that tries to interpret the data that is returned by the server, such as for example the PostgreSQL JDBC driver.
SPANNER	Data is returned to the client in Cloud Spanner format. Use this format if you are using the server with a text-only client, such as psql, that does not try to interpret and stringParse the data that is returned.

Static Methods
Name	Description
valueOf(String name)
values()