Quoting pgsql-bugs@postgresql.org:
> Rainer Mager (rmager@vgkk.com) reports a bug with a severity of 1
> The lower the number the more severe it is.
>
> Short Description
> 7.0.3 dumps aren't accessible via JDBC in 7.1
I'd say this is not JDBC as JDBC doesn't deal with dumps, but...
> Long Description
> If the character '\255' exists in a 7.0.3 dump then JDBC barfs on
> reading this character in 7.1. Apparently this character is a dash
> character in unicode (not UTF-8), 0x00ad. The problem is that it is
> getting dumped (and restored) as a single byte and when JDBC reads it as
> 0xad it expects another byte after it (as according to the UTF-8 spec,
> anything over 0x7f must have another byte).
Hmmm, this sounds like either a backend issue, or something is misconfigured.
Have you got unicode support enabled in the backend?
Peter
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