On Mon, 9 Aug 2004, Dino Nardini wrote:
> Hello there,
>
> Is there no way to force the JDBC driver to simply pass the data as
> SQL-ASCII, or ignore the encoding altogether?
No because Java itself needs it correctly encoded the JDBC driver needs to
make that happen.
> I tried to dump and r
On Sun, 8 Aug 2004, Dino Nardini wrote:
> However, when I tested the same data with ColdFusion MX (built on a Java
> platform), I ran into problems. The french characters were either throwing
> "Invalid character..." errors, or displaying as garbage. I'm guessing that
> CFMX was trying to c
On Sat, 7 Aug 2004, Dino Nardini wrote:
> [Could the JDBC driver be causing the problems I'm seeing with my
> website after moving from ColdFusion with ODBC? ]
Unlikely. A common problem people find when using PostgreSQL's JDBC
driver is that they have setup their database with SQL_ASCII enco
Hey folks,
I'm currently evaluating an upgrade path from our current ColdFusion 5 /
PostgreSQL setup to ColdFusion MX / PostgreSQL. In the current setup,
we're using the Merant ODBC driver for postgres.
I've installed Fedora Core 2 with Apache 2 and ColdFusion MX, and I grabbed
the latest JDBC
