On Thursday 22 January 2009 10:51:41 Kent Tong wrote:
> Reg Me Please wrote:
> > Weel, you have two locales: one on the client and one the server.
> > The former is needed for "translations" to the server whenver the two
> > don't
> > match.
> > The latter is chosen at the CREATE DATABASE <dbname> ENCODING <encoding>.
>
> I am referring to the locale on the client that determines the text prompts
> it
> outputs.
>
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In general, refer to "8.13.2. Encoding Handling" and "Chapter 22.
Localization" on v8.3.5 documentation.
Then you could use either the "\encoding" or the "SET client_encoding
TO ..." into psql, the "PGCLIENTENCODING" environment variable or
the "client_encoding" main configuration argument.
Moreover you can check from psql and pl/pgsql the current client encoding
with SELECT * FROM pg_client_encoding();
I hope any of these will help.
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