I would install 14.7 on your Windows box (multiversioning /is/ supported, at
least on Linux; probably Windows too), making sure that it uses the
en_US.utf_8 locale (or the closest Windows analog). *Then* I'd try the same
migration on the Windows box.
After all development boxes should run the same software version as
production...
On 8/3/23 22:46, Sai Teja wrote:
Thank you for the reply.
The pg version is 14.7 (Azure DB)
Locale :-
LC_COLLATE & LC_CTYPE : en_US.utf_8
Local postgreSQL:- Version:- (15.1-1-windows-x64-binaries)
LC_COLLATE & LC_CTYPE:-
English_United States.1252
Please let me know if any other information is needed.
Thanks & Best Regards,
Sai Teja
On Fri, 4 Aug, 2023, 8:03 am Ron, <ronljohnso...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 8/3/23 21:22, Sai Teja wrote:
Hi team,
I am trying to migrate the data from db2 to postgreSQL in which one
of the table is having XML data.
For one of the file (13MB) I'm facing an error with
ERROR: invalid XML content
Detail: line 418061: internal error: Huge input lookup
nested exception is org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: invalid
XML content
I even tried with more size of XML data (30MB) but for this case I
can able to migrate the date successfully.
But only for that file I'm facing the issue.
Later, I got to know that there are some special characters in that
file not sure whether this can be the issue or not.
I'm using java.sql.preparedstatement
Preparedstatement.setSQLXML(iterator, xmlobject) to migrate the data
from db2 to postgreSQL
When I tried in my local postgreSQL (which is *windows* and located
in *APAC* region. I can able to migrate successfully)
But when I'm trying to migrate into *azure* postgreSQL (Linux OS,
located in *Germany*) facing an issue.
That sounds like it has to do with locale differences between the two
systems.
*Exactly* what Pg version (including patch level) and locale are in
each of the two systems?
Even if it's not that, *something* is configured differently between
the two systems.
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