Обсуждение: Unicode problem inserting records - Invalid UNICODE character sequence found (0xfc7269)

My first time using unicode. Based on reading other messages I think I've
got it all setup correctly but still have prob.
Running: psql 7.3.6-RH


$ psql -l       List of databases  Name    |  Owner   | Encoding
-----------+----------+-----------devdb     | devuser  | UNICODEtemplate0 | postgres | SQL_ASCIItemplate1 | postgres |
SQL_ASCII


I've tried two different table structures:

CREATE TABLE airport_code  (
airport_name       character varying(70),
airport_code       character varying(10),
) ;

and the same but with "text" instead of character varying.

For both I get the same results when I try to:

INSERT INTO airport_code ( airport_name, airport_code ) values ( 'Zurich
(Zürich) - Kloten', 'ZRH' ) ;


I get:

psql:airport_codes.sql:1728: ERROR:  Invalid UNICODE character sequence
found (0xfc7269)

Obviously I'd like to keep the proper German spelling.

What am I missing?
Gotta figure its me...cause PG is so damm good otherwise.

Tx,
D
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David B wrote:
> My first time using unicode. Based on reading other messages I think I've
> got it all setup correctly but still have prob.
> Running: psql 7.3.6-RH
[snip]
> For both I get the same results when I try to:
> 
> INSERT INTO airport_code ( airport_name, airport_code ) values ( 'Zurich
> (Zürich) - Kloten', 'ZRH' ) ;
> 
> 
> I get:
> 
> psql:airport_codes.sql:1728: ERROR:  Invalid UNICODE character sequence
> found (0xfc7269)
> 
> Obviously I'd like to keep the proper German spelling.

What is your client encoding? (look into "show client_encoding", 
"\encoding" in the "Localization" chapter of the manuals)

--   Richard Huxton  Archonet Ltd

show client_encoding gives:
UNICODE

databases reads:
DATABASE   OWNER ENCODING
mydb       david UNICODE
testdb     david SQL_ASCII

table columns are character varying(255)

Tx,
David


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To: David B
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Subject: Re: [SQL] Unicode problem inserting records - Invalid UNICODE
character


David B wrote:
> My first time using unicode. Based on reading other messages I think I've
> got it all setup correctly but still have prob.
> Running: psql 7.3.6-RH
[snip]
> For both I get the same results when I try to:
>
> INSERT INTO airport_code ( airport_name, airport_code ) values ( 'Zurich
> (Zürich) - Kloten', 'ZRH' ) ;
>
>
> I get:
>
> psql:airport_codes.sql:1728: ERROR:  Invalid UNICODE character sequence
> found (0xfc7269)
>
> Obviously I'd like to keep the proper German spelling.

What is your client encoding? (look into "show client_encoding",
"\encoding" in the "Localization" chapter of the manuals)

--  Richard Huxton  Archonet Ltd

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David B wrote:
> show client_encoding gives:
> UNICODE
>
> databases reads:
> DATABASE   OWNER ENCODING

OK - with the same settings here, I start psql and do:
\i unicode_import_test.txt

I get:
CREATE TABLE
     t
---------
  AAA
  À È Ð Ø
  ZZZ
(3 rows)

In case this gets garbled by my email, the middle line contains four
accented characters, with accents as follows: A` E` D- O/

Actually, this doesn't display properly in my usual terminal (konsole
under KDE) but does under xterm.
--
   Richard Huxton
   Archonet Ltd
CREATE TABLE foo (t text);

-- DELETE FROM foo;

COPY foo FROM STDIN;
AAA
À È Ð Ø
ZZZ
\.

SELECT * FROM foo;

Hi, David,

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 11:29:22 -0800
"David B" <postgresql@thegatelys.com> wrote:

> show client_encoding gives:
> UNICODE

So is the data you send also encoded in unicode?

Maybe "set client_encoding latin1" or "\encoding latin1" helps.

HTH,
markus


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