Chris,
Thanks -- your answer is 90% of
what I need! As for the other 10%:
Chris wrote:
Our database ( (PostgreSQL) 7.3.5 ) uses Unicode encoding:
[...]
For some reason, If I try to use an extended character (ASCII code >
127) in a string, I get this peculiar res
> Our database ( (PostgreSQL) 7.3.5 ) uses Unicode encoding:
> [...]
> For some reason, If I try to use an extended character (ASCII code >
> 127) in a string, I get this peculiar result:
> [...]
Probably your terminal is set to ISO-8859-1 ("latin 1") or something
like that, while your databas
Our database ( (PostgreSQL) 7.3.5
) uses Unicode encoding:
egreek=# \l
List of databases
Name | Owner |
Encoding
-+--+--
egreek | andrew |
UNICODE
For some reason, If I try to use
an extended character (ASCII code >
