Neil Best wrote:
>
>
> Ludek Finstrle-2 wrote:
>>
>> psqlODBC tries to do it automatically for you. If you want see what
>> client_encoding is used enable mylog output and there is called
>> set client_encoding in the relative begin of mylog.
>>
>> . . .
>>
>> The psqlODBC has strange behaviour. It set automatic client_encoding
>> _after_ user defined connection settings. So you could change the
>> client encoding only from application. You could call
>> set client_encoding SQL statement.
>>
>
> Is this still how the driver behaves? I don't see client_encoding
> explicitly in mylog when I leave the Connection Settings input blank in the
> ODBC configuration. I have tried entering "set client_encoding = 'WIN874';"
> and it seems to be ignored altogether.
Please try to enter "set client_encoding to 'WIN874'".
regards,
Hiroshi Inoue
