AFAIK, you will need to recreate the database. See "CREATE DATABASE"
command for details, but something like "CREATE DATABASE FOO WITH
ENCODING 'SQL_ASCII'" should do it... if my memory serves me.
Of course, you'll need to dump and reload your data.
On Jun 19, 2007, at 8:51 AM, Murali Doss wrote:
Hi Zdenek,
Thanks for your effort.
Database encoding for Solaris OS is SQL_ASCII but it's UTF8 in
Linux OS.
How to change the database encoding to sql_ascii for linux OS?
Regards
Murali Doss T.S.
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To: Murali Doss
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Subject: Re: [BUGS] BUG #3394: Partial search not working
Murali Doss wrote:
Hi Michael,
Same database dump is there Solaris, Windows and Linux and the
partial
search query is displaying the expected results in Solaris and
Windows
OS but the query returning 0 row in Linux OS.
SELECT * FROM tablename WHERE colname BETWEEN 'B' AND 'B~';
Any query to find the local settings and encoding.
Try
SELECT name, setting FROM pg_settings WHERE name LIKE 'lc_%';
The psql -l command shows you database encoding. Client and server
encoding is possible get by the following commands:
SHOW client_encoding and SHOW server_encoding
Zdenek
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