Le 2011-O-11 18h57, Merlin Moncure a écrit :
hm, LATIN1 is not a unicode supporting encoding, that might be problem. your database should probably be defined UTF8.
Precisely, Latin1 is obsolete. Latin9 is better, as it at least includes the Euro character €, but still not as good as UTF-8.
expert in encodings though...anyone else care to comment? (also, try not to top-post and be sure to cc the list).
Better yet, this is discussed almost every week in pgbr-ge...@postgresql.org.br
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