Hello,
I've thought that I would have set my locale settings correctly for
PostgreSQL 7.1.3. At least I have set my environment variables
LANG=de_DE@euro
LC_ALL=de_DE@euro
Do I have to set additional LC_COLLATE and LC_CTYPE to avoid the
following warnings
Apr 22 12:22:13 wr-linux02 postgres[16149]: [2] NOTICE: pg_setlocale():
'LC_COLLATE=žæ,@žæ,@/locale' cannot be honored.
Apr 22 12:22:13 wr-linux02 postgres[16149]: [3] NOTICE: pg_setlocale():
'LC_CTYPE=°æ,@°æ,@^P' cannot be honored.
which where caused when I try
to_char(temperatur, '999D9')
(By the way: It is not really important to get a ',' instead of the '.'
but would be nice. My most important concern is to get rid of this
warning cleanly - which means not by switching of this warning level.)
Kind regards
Andreas.
