В Срд, 24.03.2004, в 11:33, Paolo Supino пишет:
> Hi
>
> I received a unicode CSV file from someone (the file was created on a
> windows system) and I'm trying to import it into postgresql. When it gets to
> a line that isn't ascii it prints the following error and aborts: "ERROR:
> copy: line 33, Invalid UNICODE character sequence found (0xd956)".
Try to convert the file from UTF-16 (which might be the encoding of the
file) to UTF-8 with iconv:
iconv --from UTF-16 --to UTF-8 file > file.UTF-8
Maybe the file is not in UTF-16 but in some other encoding - convert
accordingly then.
By the way, Unicode is just a number -> glyph mapping, it doesn't say
anything about the representation of that number in the byte stream.
UTF-8 and UTF-16 are such representation specifications.
The encoding name in PostgreSQL should be changed from UNICODE to UTF-8
because UNICODE really just isn't an encoding.
--
Markus Bertheau <twanger@bluetwanger.de>