Peter Eisentraut wrote:
> Stéphane SCHILDKNECHT wrote:
> > select to_char(1485.12, '9G999D99');
>
> > But, surprinsingly, I got 1,1485,12.
>
> The fr_FR locale is broken. You should report this to glibc.
On my debian sarge with LC_NUMERIC set to [EMAIL PROTECTED], a
printf("%'g\n", 1
Stéphane SCHILDKNECHT wrote:
> select to_char(1485.12, '9G999D99');
> But, surprinsingly, I got 1,1485,12.
The fr_FR locale is broken. You should report this to glibc.
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Hi,
There seems to be some tricky behaviour with number formating and french
locale.
I tried the following request:
select to_char(1485.12, '9G999D99');
I was expecting to get: 1 485,12
But, surprinsingly, I got 1,1485,12.
My postgresql server is an 8.1.2 version. The same problem occurs unde
Hi,
There seems to be some tricky behaviour with number formating ant french
locale.
i tried the following request:
select to_char(1485.12, '9G999D99');
I was expecting to get: 1 485,12
But, surprinsingly, I got 1,1485,12.
My postgresql server is an 8.1.2 version. The same problem occurs un
