>Hi Tino,
>
>The initdb has created a database cluster with default encoding as
>SQL_ASCII.
>I have created a database in this data directory with UNICODE encoding using
>the command :
>createdb -E UNICODE dbname.
>
>I created a table in the database with a varchar field.
>But when I try to insert japanese characters in the field i get the
>following error :
>
>i>?insert into ttable values('a?ScYYa,%a?>');
>ERROR: parser: parse error at or near "i>?insert"
>
Is a typo in your query? I see two problem spots in the above query.
>What is the problem here. Is it the installation? Any pointers will be
>highly appreciated.
>
>One more thing :
>In all documentations that I find it is mentioned that to enable multibyte
>you have to run the following command
>
>./configure --enable-multibyte='encoding'
>
>But configure file itself is not there.
>
>Can you send me the detailed instructions.
>As mentioned earlier has it do with some config file or the installation
>procedure.
>
>Thanks and Regards,
>Kallol.
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Tino Wildenhain [mailto:tino@wildenhain.de]
>Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 6:49 PM
>To: Kallol Nandi
>Subject: Re: [GENERAL] Regarding double byte support
>
>
>Hi Kallol Nandi,
>
>Kallol Nandi wrote:
>> Does Postgresql 7.2.1 support double byte characters?
>> If yes is then how to define fields that will contain double byte
>> characters?
>
>Although you could define your own type, you can use the database with
>UNICODE encoding (during creation) then all text/char fields are utf8.This
>works pretty well for all languages.
>
>Hoever there are also different encodings available,I dont know how it is
>with chinese or such. But probably its mapped internally to utf8 anyway.
>
>Regards
>Tino Wildenhain
>
>
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