Christian Traber wrote:
> Now I know a I cannot use every lc_ctype with every encoding,
> but where can I find a list of valid encoding/locale combinations?
Try something like the following:
for x in $(locale -a); do echo -n "$x: "; LC_ALL=$x locale charmap; done
Unfortunately, the name of the e
Christian Traber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Now I know a I cannot use every lc_ctype with every encoding,
> but where can I find a list of valid encoding/locale combinations?
If there were a standardized way of finding that out, we'd long since
have made Postgres take advantage of it to prevent
I'm using postgres8 with encoding 'UNICODE'.
I have some problems with unsupported mutlibyte... e.g. with upper()
Now I know a I cannot use every lc_ctype with every encoding,
but where can I find a list of valid encoding/locale combinations?
regards
Christian
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