ext/odbc: Get the exact length for quoted connection string components#21892
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strlen has to scan the string until the end of the null terminator, we might as well do the same but scan for end quotes that need escaping.
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It makes sense to me :)
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Minor optimization: strlen has to scan the string anyways. We might as well do it ourselves to look for the characters that need quoting instead of assuming the worst, and save a little bit of memory.