hello mike,
thank you for your link (sometimes it can be very useful to have a look into the docs... :-) ).
one special question: if i initialized my db with "C" and then use the "lang=de" - does this influence my db (sorting...) or is still "C" the value that counts for my data?
greetings
hans
Mike G schrieb:
I think this page will help you.
http://www.postgresql.org/docs/7.4/static/multibyte.html#MULTIBYTE-TRANSLATION-TABLE
On Tue, Jul 27, 2004 at 11:35:06AM +0200, zuhans@iname.com wrote:
hello,
i installed postgresql and finally got it to run. now i installed
another (windows-)program and i came again to this very important
question: how to properly use/set the locale-variables?
my newly installed program needs the (windows-)system-variable "lang" to
be set to "de" (for me, so that i can read the menu-entries in my language).
i installed postgresql with the locale-setting "C".
now: will i run into troubles with my new-setted (and needed) "lang=de" var?
greetings
hans horwath
p.s.: is there a good summary for secure and long-term functioning
locale-settings?
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