Dave Lazar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have a database that was created with the encoding set to SQL_ASCII.
> A lot of data comes with accented characters.
You need to figure out what encoding that data is actually in (hint:
it's not ASCII) and specify that encoding as the client_encoding in
the restore script. Postgres will then be able to convert the data
to UTF-8 correctly.
If the data is actually all in one encoding, this shouldn't be too
painful. If it's in a mishmash of different encodings, you are in
for some pain getting things fixed up :-(
regards, tom lane
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