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> Well, it doesn't work for me, at least not for error messages
> resulting from DBI->connect().

Ah, yes, that's unfortunately true - it's too early for the code
to have already parsed and internalized the attribute hash
inside the connect call. It's possible we could set enable_utf8
to an indeterminate state and default to UTF-8 if we are in that
state. I'm grumpily tempted to just flip it on for all cases :)
but we should probably just clean up all of the UTF-8 stuff at
once be removing the main function of pg_enable_utf8 (while
keeping it for backwards compat, as mentioned in another thread).

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