Damir Bijuklic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> My linux machine has following relevant locales:
> hr_HR
> hr_HR.iso88592
> hr_HR.utf8
> hrvatski
I'd recommend using hr_HR.utf8 plus UTF8 database encoding.
You'll need to re-initdb in order to install that as the
database locale :-(
Damir Bijuklic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm using WIN1250 locale on both databases.
Does your Linux platform even have such a locale? Mine doesn't.
("locale -a" will show you what is supported.) I suspect your
machine is not recognizing the LANG setting and is falling back
to behave as thou
Damir Bijuklic <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The problem i'm having seems to be known but i don't
> know if there is a workaround. Functions upper() and
> lower() don't change value for Croatian national
> characters under linux (others probably as well, but i
> havent tested). Operator ILIKE doesn
Hi.
I have ecountered strange behaviour with postgres 8
under linux so I am reporting this as a bug. I haven't
compiled postgres myself because it is on hosted
server but it is an options if it would solve this
problem.
The problem i'm having seems to be known but i don't
know if there is a worka
