Hi,
Thanks for the response. I actually have tried to re initdb with
locale=C and I got the same results. If my locale is ignoring Ja chars,
how can I change that? I expected that UTF-8 would consider all
characters, being a universal encoding. A colleague also tried the
same test with a different server (locale also set to utf8).
>Text = depends on strcoll(), which is locale-sensitive. It sure appears
>that your locale is designed to ignore japanese characters :-(
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>>I found a related issue on the mailing list, where locale setting was
>>causing something similar. However, my locale is set to "en_US.UTF-8",
>>which is the solution proposed to the other problem.
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>We have heard before that RH9's default locale setting is seriously
>broken. This seems to be additional evidence for that opinion. I'd
>recommend re-initdb'ing in locale C.
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>Also, you say "your locale", but how certain are you that that is the
>database's locale, and not just the oe in your own user environment?
>It'd be a good idea to use pg_controldata to check the database settings.
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I tried to mannually initialize it, and my initdb.i18n exports
LANG="en_US.UTF-8". Is there any other way I can check?
thanks,
Indra
> regards, tom lane
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