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malformed array literal in 8beta1

Some changed behavior in 8beta1 bit me here and I'm not sure what it is I am
doing wrong. This works fine on 7.4.

Chris
LOG: statement: select
insert_customers('{poi2-10000064,poi2,test1,10000064,1,MC,,John,Doe,,,123
abc
st,mytown,WA,98101,,ch***@paymentonline.com,US,XFs WsbpBwQJHNK7z41QMv5bpoOLDefsljIXpaWMLeETb4DmStkfkT l1pQ2GT9Uxwe2Mip61TLOUI
y8iFwEQV7/Jz3eqvhbwAe6Bc8IQqmQOm84/rPRYRxWZ/SGhc014P7luhSQkV9FHzOJcdvxDzOCCS
4siOC1Q1wETqhfs5fe0VCcydzahhgspRWeyKyboHWq61B032CW 53SD0p3tOTo0JLe+qTRA8EGnrA
Kx6eWXn98wjyHJa7gGyHNQEJK+tlgkTxZmT7BYtkYGxhPOqsbj +MsyBDOFw7vZBXEVAi8TrZ2NdQ
AvDg6XSJBG9qDa9S954afLv9L7Z922bkt55krA==
,1,4,545454,123 abc st}')
ERROR: malformed array literal:
"{poi2-10000064,poi2,test1,10000064,1,MC,,John,Doe,,,123 abc
st,mytown,WA,98101,,ch***@paymentonline.com,US,X
FsWsbpBwQJHNK7z41QMv5bpoOLDefsljIXpaWMLeETb4DmStkf kTl1pQ2GT9Uxwe2Mip61TLOUI
y8iFwEQV7/Jz3eqvhbwAe6Bc8IQqmQOm84/rPRYRxWZ/SGhc014P7luhSQkV9FHzOJcdvxDzOCCS
4siOC1Q1wETqhfs5fe0VCcydzahhgspRWeyKyboHWq61B032CW 53SD0p3tOTo0JLe+qTRA8EGnrA
Kx6eWXn98wjyHJa7gGyHNQEJK+tlgkTxZmT7BYtkYGxhPOqsbj +MsyBDOFw7vZBXEVAi8TrZ2NdQ
AvDg6XSJBG9qDa9S954afLv9L7Z922bkt55krA==
,1,4,545454,123 abc st}"
LOG: statement: rollback
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