Re: Character encoding and string matches - Mailing list pgsql-general

From Daniel Verite
Subject Re: Character encoding and string matches
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Msg-id 20051207123410.8486411@crocodudule.admin.clubint.net
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In response to Character encoding and string matches  (Richard van den Berg <richard.vandenberg@trust-factory.com>)
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Re: Character encoding and string matches
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    Richard van den Berg wrote:

> During the
> pg_restore, it complained about failing to create several indexes
> because of duplicates. Inspecting these cases showed that the bogus
> characters are to blame. It seems that these characters (that are
> probably not defined in LATIN1) are now turned into wildcards: they will
> match any other character. Is this an expected result from running a non
> SQL_ASCII database?

It should depend on the locale. Can you tell the results of
`show lc_ctype` and `show lc_collate`?

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 Daniel
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