Thread: Accented characters column names not displayed

Accented characters column names not displayed

From
"Andrus"
Date:
To reproduce, run the following code in query window:

create table test ( � text );
select * from test;

Observed in output pane:

No column name.
Column type "text" is only partially visible.

Observed in object browser:

Column with empty name is shown.

Observed in SQL pane:

CREATE TABLE tt
(  text
)

Observed when tryind to delete column in object browser:

---------------------------
pgAdmin III
---------------------------
An error has occurred:

ERROR:  syntax error at end of input at character 28

---------------------------
OK
---------------------------



Expected:

Column name must be shown.
Word text must be fully visible.



Version: 1.6beta3

Platform:  XP SP2

Andrus.








Re: Accented characters column names not displayed

From
Dave Page
Date:
Andrus wrote:
> To reproduce, run the following code in query window:
> 
> create table test ( ä text );
> select * from test;
> 
> Observed in output pane:
> 
> No column name.
> Column type "text" is only partially visible.

I see both.

> 
> Observed in object browser:
> 
> Column with empty name is shown.
> 
> Observed in SQL pane:
> 
> CREATE TABLE tt
> (
>    text
> )

I see:

CREATE TABLE test
(  "ä" text
)
WITHOUT OIDS;
ALTER TABLE test OWNER TO postgres;


> Observed when tryind to delete column in object browser:
> 
> ---------------------------
> pgAdmin III
> ---------------------------
> An error has occurred:
> 
> ERROR:  syntax error at end of input at character 28

And the column gets deleted just fine!

What is your database encoding? I tested with latin1 and utf8.

Regards, Dave.


Re: Accented characters column names not displayed

From
"Andrus"
Date:
>> To reproduce, run the following code in query window:
>>
>> create table test ( � text );
>> select * from test;
>>
>> Observed in output pane:
>>
>> No column name.
>> Column type "text" is only partially visible.
>
> I see both.
> And the column gets deleted just fine!
>
> What is your database encoding? I tested with latin1 and utf8.

My database encoding is UTF8
Cluster and Windows locales are Estonian

Andrus.