Thank you ver much for you responase.
Yes, I had to change the client encoding for Postgres 8.1 (I had
forgotten) to Latin1 because of a client encoding mismatch error while
using the ODBC drivers on Windows. Stupid of me. Sorry for the bother -
I changed the client encoding to UTF8 and it works now (not sure whay it
was not working a month or so ago).
Cheers,
JP
Tom Lane wrote:
JP Glutting <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
This is reproducible, and I think it is a bug, because I have the
problem not only with data backed up from Postgres 8.0 and restored to
Postgres 8.1, but with data generated in Postgres 8.1. It is
reproducible, at least on Windows XP. Here is a table that I backed up
from Postgres 8.0. It can be restored into a Postgres 8.0 or 8.1
database, but it cannot then be backed up in Postgres 8.1.
The error message seems perfectly clear to me: you've got a character in
that table that has no representation in LATIN1. The difference between
8.0 and 8.1 behavior is probably because you're somehow using different
client_encoding settings in the two cases.
regards, tom lane
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