--enable-mb=encoding? - Mailing list pgsql-interfaces

From Allan Huffman
Subject --enable-mb=encoding?
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Msg-id 3801A35F.B8CDCBC1@ppc.pims.org
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  <p>To ./configure PostgreSQL 6.5.2 to run with JDBC 1.1.7 what encoding should I use in the following:
<p>"--with-mb-encoding  enable multi-byte support" (from www.postgresql.org/docs/admin/config.htm) <p>Many Thanks,
<p>Allan<p>Allan@ppc.pims.org <p>PS I found this: <p>Unicode can now be used in operating systems from Microsoft, IBM,
DEC,Sun, and Apple. Microsoft Windows NT uses Unicode as the default character encoding in the OS; Windows 95 has most
ofthe Microsoft Unicode API in the MFC foundation class libraries. IBM, DEC, and Sun offer Unicode in varying degrees
ofimplementation, ranging from a full Unicode development library provided with IBM AIX, to UTF-8 multi-byte and UCS-4
wide-charactersupport in Solaris, following the POSIX model. <p>at <p><a
href="http://www.isoc.org/isoc/whatis/conferences/inet/97/proceedings/A8/A8_2.HTM">http://www.isoc.org/isoc/whatis/conferences/inet/97/proceedings/A8/A8_2.HTM</a><p>so
shouldI specify Unicode?  Guess that it is worth a try.... <p>PSS How do I join the pgsql-hackers association? <br
/><fontcolor="#993300">PSS How do I join the pgsql-hackers association?</font><br />  

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