Yury Don ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) reports a bug with a severity of 2
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Short Description
pltcl bug with multibyte support
Long Description
I have a database with KOI8 encoding, many tables names and fields names contain
cyrillic characters.
And I have a trigger on pltcl with the following code:
CREATE or replace FUNCTION log_event() RETURNS opaque AS '
foreach fld [array names NEW] {
elog DEBUG "field=${fld}"
}
return OK
}
' LANGUAGE 'pltcl';
In postgres 7.1 everything worked well, but in 7.2 I am getting an errors:
"NOTICE: utf_to_local: could not convert UTF-8 ..." for every field whose
name contains cyrillic characters. In postgresql.log there are string
field=<field name> for every field whose name doesn't contain cyrillic characters
and string field= for every field whose name contains cyrillic characters.
I removed converting utf to local code from pltcl.c (just replacing
#if defined(UNICODE_CONVERSION) && TCL_MAJOR_VERSION == 8 \
to
#if defined(UNICODE_CONVERSION_1) && TCL_MAJOR_VERSION == 8 \)
and now everything works well as it was in postgresql 7.1
My environment:
Debian Linux, Postgresql version 7.2.1 compiled with multibyte support
(--enable-unicode-conversion, --enable-multibyte, --enable-locale),
tcl version 8.3
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