That's mostly because your c program is wrong. If you reorder the strings
you'll see that it's not sorting at all. It's just giving them back
in the order you gave them.
You should not compare the output from strcmp to -1. It's <0, 0, >0 not
-1, 0, 1. When I run the below program and add a p
"Rony Khoury" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Lamer I checked the parameters on my system and did not find LC_ALL nor
> LC_COLL, but I found LANG=en_US.
Indeed, you are getting en_US collation order. Try setting LANG=C and
then redoing initdb. Or, if you really have no use for non-C locale,
you
Hello again,
If I understood right Postgresql depends on C language to do the sorting,
and C language depends on the settings of redhat for the sorting task.
Before going to RedHat with that I took the liberty to do the following test
and I would like to take your opinion about it first.
I i
