> In that case, it's likely to cause problems.
> One thing is to check your current locale (before running psql), by
> typing "locale charmap" on your terminal :
>
> Unicode :
>
> asterix:~$ locale charmap
> UTF-8
Just curious. Are there any working charmap for UTF-8? I mean, the
charmap contains not only ISO 8859-* but also other languages defined
in UNICODE 2.0 at least. I coudn't find such a thing around me. Also,
does it handle Unicode combined characters?
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Tatsuo Ishii
