> Ok, but problem is, when i try encode with unicode, it also reject
> me invalid UNICODE charater :-(
Show me the entire error message please.
> I already try few client, like borland's SQL explorer, zde... and
> restore program come with postgresql...
>
> Sorry, i would like to a spec
> "Webb Sprague" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I am getting a "field is too small" error in an
> Access
> > DB running over ODBC. The field in question is
> > varchar(32).
> >
> > Here is the weird thing: I am inserting into a
> table
> > with a rule that sends the result to a different
> > t
"David M. Kaplan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I use a lot of views in my DB, many of whom depend on each other (ie
> views of views). When I alter one of the subviews, all the views that
> depend on it fail. Postgres complains that the view with the old OID no
> longer exists. The fix is t
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> This causes problems for me as I use the dump to check if the schema is up to date.
Then don't do that, or more accurately try looking at the setval not the
CREATE SEQUENCE.
The START value of a sequence isn't saved anywhere; it's merely the
initial value of the runni
> I am runing redhat 7.3, and install the postgresql 7.2.1 from Redhat CD.
> I try to create a new database encode with EUC_TW... it should be
> support chinese (Big5). And then i use Pgadmin II to input chinese
> character "¤¤¤å¦r" , it reject me... like following :
>
> ERROR : Invalid EUC_TW ch
Espero que todos se encuentren bien.
El problema es el
siguiente:
He estado trabajando con
postgresql desde hace 2 años, actualmente estoy trabajando con la version 7.1.3
sobre RedHat 7.1. Tengo una base de datos que funciona para un sistema de
seguimiento vehicular (AVL) desde ha
Hi,
I use a lot of views in my DB, many of whom depend on each other (ie
views of views). When I alter one of the subviews, all the views that
depend on it fail. Postgres complains that the view with the old OID no
longer exists. The fix is to drop and create all views that depend on
the a
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Hi all,
I am runing redhat 7.3, and install the postgresql 7.2.1 from Redhat CD.
I try to create a new database encode with EUC_TW... it should be
support chinese (Big5). And then i use Pgadmin II to input chinese
character "¤¤¤å¦r" , it reject me... like following :
ERR
Hi Tatsuoi,
Thanks for your quick response. Actually I tried both way (1. dump and
restore, 2. create a new database in version 7.2.1) but in vain.
The first way is to dump a database from 7.0.2 database containing EUC_TW
data
List of databases
Database| Owner | Encoding
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Original Message
Subject:
[GENERAL] [Please Help] Problem in Chinese (Big5)!!! Version
7.2.1 (come with Redhat 7.3)
Date:
Tue, 25 Jun 2002 11:03:17 +0800
From:
Gordon Luk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Not all chinese characters can not be input to the application, only some of
them,
2002-06-26 11:12:32 - SQL (test): INSERT INTO "site" ("name") VALUES ('¬ü¥úµó')
2002-06-26 11:12:47 - SQL (test): INSERT INTO "site" ("name") VALUES ('¥«µó¥«')
2002-06-26 11:14:42 - SQL (test): INSERT INTO "site" (
Martin Ellis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) reports a bug with a severity of 2
The lower the number the more severe it is.
Short Description
pg_dump not reporting correct start value for sequence
Long Description
It appears, when a sequence is incremented that value of start, as reported by
pg_dump, seems
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