Ignore limit option for binary type in postgres #1768
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The binary type (bytesa) in postgres does not accept a limit option and will throw an error if attempting to use one (e.g. bytesa (32)). This fixes it so that the limit clause is properly ignored for it. Signed-off-by: Matthew Peveler <matt.peveler@gmail.com>
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Closes #1736
The binary type (bytesa) in postgres does not accept a limit option and will throw an error if attempting to use one (e.g. bytesa (32)). This fixes it so that the limit clause is properly ignored for it.