Mridul Mathew wrote:
> From: *Craig Ringer*
>> A 30-second Google search turned up this:
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http://decipherinfosys.wordpress.com/2007/01/28/difference-between-utf8-and-al32utf8-character-sets-in-oracle/
> If supplementary characters are inserted in a UTF8 database, they
> will be treated a
Character set equivalent for AL32UTF8
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> From: *Craig Ringer*
> Date: Wed, Aug 10, 2011 at 11:49 AM
> Subject: Re: [ADMIN] Character set equivalent for AL32UTF8
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On 10/08/2011 4:07 PM, Mridul Mathew wrote:
Does PostgreSQL make a distinction within Unicode in a similar fashion?
No.
We have not tested our Oracle al32utf8 databases on PostgreSQL, but
while creating databases in PostgreSQL, we see UTF8 as an option, but
not al32.
al32utf8 is Oracle spe
On 2/08/2011 8:52 PM, RBharathi wrote:
Hi,
We plan to migrate data from Oracle 11g with characterset AL32UTF8 to a
Postgres db.
What is the euivalent charecterset to use in Postgress. We see only the UTF-8
option.
What's AL32UTF8 ? That's not a standard charset name or widely
recognised cha
Hi,
We plan to migrate data from Oracle 11g with characterset AL32UTF8 to a
Postgres db.
What is the euivalent charecterset to use in Postgress. We see only the UTF-8
option.
Please let me know.
RBharathi
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