You are leaving out an important part of your code. How are you getting
the value back and how are you printing it?
Also why are you using the bytea datatype? That is for binary data, you
should be using the text datatype.
thanks,
--Barry
per.sil@gmx.it wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> does anybody know a solution for my probem?
>
> I am using PostgreSQL 7.2.1 compiled with multibyte support on Gentoo-Linux
> 1.2
> # psql -V
> psql (PostgreSQL) 7.2.1
> contains support for: readline, history, multibyte
>
> my java servlet application is running on sun's JDK 1.4 and I tried the
> latest JDBC driver pg73jdbc3.jar and the former one pg72jdbc2.jar.
>
> The database has been created with:
> # createdb -E UNICODE test_db
>
> Writing a java String to the database, something like the name:
> "Traunmüller" gives me to the unicode string "Traunm\303\274ller" in psql, which seems
> correct, does it?
> The java statment used by the underlaying O/R tool is (pseudo-code):
> preparedStatement.setObject(index, "Traunmüller", sqlType);
>
> The SQL type of the column is LONGVARCHAR in JDBC, and bytea in the
> database.
>
> BUT then fetching the same string from the database in the same program,
> some line below, using the same driver does not convert the unicode character
> back to "ü". System.out.println writes:
> Traunm\303\274ller
> instead of
> Traunmüller
>
> why this?
>
> I tried to switch to LATIN1 encoding and adding the query data
> "?charSet=LATIN1" to the database URL, without success. Did I miss anything in the
> documentation?
>
> Any help is welcome.
>
> Greetings,
> Perolo
>
>
