Thread: collation from an external file

collation from an external file

From
nikybolzo
Date:
hello everybody,
I'm new of the world postgresql, so please help me. I can't understand how
to define a new collation from an external file. I have a DB and i have to
define a new collection for all the column so i try to use:
CREATE COLLATION mycollation FROM "it-IT"
but i don't know how to add my cases of preferences ( preferences example:
b     B, c     C,d     D,e     E,é     É)
thanks for help me




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Re: collation from an external file

From
Tom Lane
Date:
nikybolzo <nikybolzo@yahoo.it> writes:
> I'm new of the world postgresql, so please help me. I can't understand how
> to define a new collation from an external file. I have a DB and i have to
> define a new collection for all the column so i try to use:
> CREATE COLLATION mycollation FROM "it-IT"
> but i don't know how to add my cases of preferences ( preferences example:
> b     B, c     C,d     D,e     E,é     É)

That's not really our department: Postgres just uses the operating
system's locale support for collations.  You'd need to read up on
your system's facilities for creating locale definitions.  On Linux,
"man localedef" would be a starting point; dunno about other systems.

            regards, tom lane