postgres 7.3.2
I store unicode-data in postgresql. The data is retrieved via webinterfaces,
processed with perl and then stored in postgresql (and viceversa).
All is going nice with one problem. If performing a "select * order by
field"-query the result is not what I expected.
German umlauts (ie: Ö) are stored as doublechars ("Ö" is "Ö") and only the
first char seems to be taken into account when sorting.
So it happens that the order is like:
Österreich
America
Pakistan
instead of
Amerika
Österreich
Pakistan
How to deal with this Problem ? Of course converting to latin before storing
would be a solution but we plan to offer support for many non-latin languages
later and the meaning of unicode is to get rid of all this converting-stuff
after all.
thnx,
peter
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