Thread: Encoding in UDF's
Hi I have a postgres compiled with -mb=KOI8, store cyrillic data, get in the client using different encoding (SET ENCODING=WIN1251, KOI8). The question is: what should return stored procedure if I want to see it's output in different encodings? Win1251, KOI8, UTF-8, something else? Thanks in advance Andriy Korud, Lviv, Ukraine.
On 5 Nov 1999, Andrij Korud wrote: > I have a postgres compiled with -mb=KOI8, store cyrillic data, get in the > client using different encoding (SET ENCODING=WIN1251, KOI8). The question > is: what should return stored procedure if I want to see it's output in > different encodings? Win1251, KOI8, UTF-8, something else? Never tried it myself, but I'd expect windows-1251... SET PGCLIENTENCODING=WIN, of course. Oleg. ---- Oleg Broytmann Foundation for Effective Policies phd@phd.russ.ru Programmers don't die, they justGOSUB without RETURN.
> I have a postgres compiled with -mb=KOI8, store cyrillic data, get in the > client using different encoding (SET ENCODING=WIN1251, KOI8). The question ~~~~~~~~CLIENTENCODING > is: what should return stored procedure if I want to see it's output in > different encodings? Win1251, KOI8, UTF-8, something else? I assume you mean "stored procedure" as user defined functions. Since you have created your database with KOI8, any proccessing within the backend is done in KOI8 no matter what client encodings are used. So the answer is: Your fuction would see the input data in KOI8 and should return data in KOI8 too. --- Tatsuo Ishii