Обсуждение: unicode and varchar
Hi all,
I have a problem when inserting into a varchar field via jdbc.
Using to bytes makes the varchar fields shorten.
Example: with 7.4.5. on Linux
create table test(charfield varchar(5));
insert into test(charfield) values('abcde');
insert into test(charfield) values('üö');
select bit_length(charfield), length(charfield), charfield from test
bit_length length charfield
------------- --------- ------------
40 5 abcde
32 4 üö
insert into test(charfield) values('üäö');
Error: ERROR: value too long for type character varying(5)
Doing the same on Windows with the fresh 8.0 beta 2 shows a different
behaviour.
create table test(charfield varchar(5));
insert into test(charfield) values('abcde');
insert into test(charfield) values('üöüöä');
select bit_length(charfield), length(charfield), charfield from test
bit_length length charfield
------------- --------- ------------
40 5 abcde
80 5 üöüöä
'length' seems to account the 16 bit character length.
Is there a way to make this work in 7.4.x too?
May problem is that we are in a rush to do a port of our application
from informix and I will not be able to wait until 8.0 will be released.
BTW, both database servers where queried with the same JDBC driver
(version).
Best regards,
Michael
On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 14:57:18 +0200, Michael Wimmer <newsgroup1@ecom.at> wrote: (...) > Is there a way to make this work in 7.4.x too? > May problem is that we are in a rush to do a port of our application > from informix and I will not be able to wait until 8.0 will be released. What encoding does the 7.4.x database have? Ian Barwick
Thanks for bringing me on the track. I recreated the database with encoding=utf8 and downloaded the latest build of the driver (215). Both together made it work. Best regards, Michael Ian Barwick wrote: > On Fri, 10 Sep 2004 14:57:18 +0200, Michael Wimmer <newsgroup1@ecom.at> wrote: > (...) > >>Is there a way to make this work in 7.4.x too? >>May problem is that we are in a rush to do a port of our application >>from informix and I will not be able to wait until 8.0 will be released. > > > What encoding does the 7.4.x database have? > > Ian Barwick > > ---------------------------(end of broadcast)--------------------------- > TIP 5: Have you checked our extensive FAQ? > > http://www.postgresql.org/docs/faqs/FAQ.html >