Hello Jan,
it should help to provide the appropriate client-side encoding in the
connection string, like so: encoding=LATIN1;. For .NET, I found it
easiest to switch to encoding=UNICODE generally as .NET string data are
unicode characters anyway.
Regards,
Helge
Jan Waiz schrieb am 19.01.2006 15:52:
Hi All,
maybe asked 1000 times – and answered 1000 times. But I have the Prob J
Using a PostreSQL with a Database build with “LATIN1”. Accessing via
NpgSql.
When working from Localhost (Windows) I can put Signs like “äöü” into
the PostgreSQL without Problems – reading and writing !
When doing the same running in Mono, I get “?” instead of a “ä” !?
Is it a Problem with Mono?
Is it a Problem with PostgreSQL?
Is it a Problem in Front of the Keyboard? J
Thanks in Advance !
Regards
Jan Waiz
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