On Thu, 8 Jan 2004, Antonio Gallardo wrote:
> Hi:
>
> In the tested web application, we use postgreSQL JDBC driver. We have a 1
> field form where we allow the user to writte a search pattern a table. The
> generated SQL use LIKE to find for similars. Example:
>
> This works fine, even if we left empty the form field, to show all the
> records.
>
> The interesting stuff I found is:
>
> If we write just "z", "Z" or any string with that include the chars "z" or
> "Z" at any point of the string in the field, then I got the below error.
> How is this posible? I not an UTF-8, ISO-8859-1 or SQL_ASCII expert, but
> for me "z" or "Z" is part of the ASCII that means a 1 byte code in UTF-8.
>
> That means the driver has problems with an normal "z" or "Z"?
>
> Note: The same apply for the drivers:
>
Could you possibly write a standalone Java program that demonstrates this
error? What encoding is your database? What encoding is you web
application running in? What encoding is used in the browser?
Kris Jurka
