Davide Romanini wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I've nice problems with the jdbc driver. I've tried with the jdbc2,
> jdbc, latest stable and also development release.
> I've a database in postgres with some varchar fields. The database is
> SQL_ASCII as char encoding. In that varchar fields I've stored also
> names with accents such è, à, ì etc... They work fine using the psql
> program, and also linking tables to access through the odbc driver. But
> when I try to use jdbc to connect to database my accents fail to load.
> For example I have the string 'Forlì Sud'. When I try to
> system.out.println this string catched by jdbc with rs.getString, I see
> this string instead of the original one: 'Forl?ud'.
> I've tried also to use different character sets in the connection url
> like ISO-8859-1, UNICODE, WIN, SQL_ASCII but didn't change anything.
>
Try to create the database with the LATIN9 encoding:
'createdb -E LATIN9 db-name'
Then in Java set the default locale as:
new Locale( "it", "IT", "EURO" );
(or whatever country you want -- don't forget to set the default
Timezone too, or you'll get erros from the JDBC driver)
It works with me :)
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Carlos Correia
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