--- Tom Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ljb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> > [Using PostgreSQL-7.3.4 and -7.4beta5, Tcl-8.4.x.]
> > Binary data written to a Large Object with
> libpgtcl's pg_lo_write is
> > corrupted. Tcl is mangling the data - something
> to do with UTF-8
> > conversion. Examp
ljb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [Using PostgreSQL-7.3.4 and -7.4beta5, Tcl-8.4.x.]
> Binary data written to a Large Object with libpgtcl's pg_lo_write is
> corrupted. Tcl is mangling the data - something to do with UTF-8
> conversion. Example: 0x80 becomes 0xc2 0x80, and 0xff becomes 0xc3 0xbf.
ljb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> [Using PostgreSQL-7.3.4 and -7.4beta5, Tcl-8.4.x.]
> Binary data written to a Large Object with libpgtcl's pg_lo_write is
> corrupted. Tcl is mangling the data - something to do with UTF-8
> conversion. Example: 0x80 becomes 0xc2 0x80, and 0xff becomes 0xc3 0xbf.
[Using PostgreSQL-7.3.4 and -7.4beta5, Tcl-8.4.x.]
Binary data written to a Large Object with libpgtcl's pg_lo_write is
corrupted. Tcl is mangling the data - something to do with UTF-8
conversion. Example: 0x80 becomes 0xc2 0x80, and 0xff becomes 0xc3 0xbf.
The problem with pg_lo_read is more s
