TSV smart quote behavior

This page shows how various TSVs are interpreted, specifically focusing on handling of smart quotes.

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sys_name	mycolumn
11111111	"hello"

Creates a value in mycolumn (all equal):

• WDS with smart-quote replacement: scalar hello
• WDS without smart-quote replacement: scalar hello
• Entity Service: scalar hello

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sys_name	mycolumn
11111111	“hello“

Creates a value in mycolumn (all equal):

• WDS with smart-quote replacement: scalar “hello“
• WDS without smart-quote replacement: scalar “hello“
• Entity Service: scalar “hello“

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sys_name	mycolumn
11111111	I said “hello“ first

Creates a value in mycolumn (all equal):

• WDS with smart-quote replacement: scalar I said “hello“ first
• WDS without smart-quote replacement: scalar I said “hello“ first
• Entity Service: scalar I said “hello“ first

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sys_name	mycolumn
11111111	["hello","world"]

Creates a value in mycolumn (all equal):

• WDS with smart-quote replacement: array hello, world
• WDS without smart-quote replacement: array hello, world
• Entity Service: array hello, world

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sys_name	mycolumn
11111111	[“hello“, “world“]

Creates a value in mycolumn (behavior differs):

• WDS with smart-quote replacement: array hello, world
• WDS without smart-quote replacement: scalar [“hello“, “world“]
• Entity Service: scalar [“hello“, “world“]

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sys_name	mycolumn
11111111	["I said “hello“", "You said “world“"]

Creates a value in mycolumn (behavior differs):

• WDS with smart-quote replacement: scalar [\"I said “hello“\", \"You said “world“\"]
• WDS without smart-quote replacement: array I said “hello“, You said “world“
• Entity Service: array I said “hello“, You said “world“