Hi there!
Found the cause and I guess many people will be surprised. I found the
info on the JDBC 2.0 conformance tests at jdbc.postgresql.org.
It looks that recent versions of PostgreSQL, if compiled without
multi-byte characters suport (as are the RPM packages) will *allways*
respond to the JD
Fernando Lozano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Running Red Hat Linux 7.1 and PostgreSQl 7.1.3 installed fomr the PGDG
> rpms availabe at postgresql.org. My Java apps (using IBM Java SDK 1.3.0)
> works fone with the database, but all accented characters (á, ã ó, ç,
> ...) get garbaged.
> From p
On Wed, Jan 30, 2002 at 05:31:10PM -0200, Fernando Lozano thoughtfully expounded:
> Running Red Hat Linux 7.1 and PostgreSQl 7.1.3 installed fomr the PGDG
> rpms availabe at postgresql.org. My Java apps (using IBM Java SDK 1.3.0)
> works fone with the database, but all accented characters (á, ã
Hi there!
Running Red Hat Linux 7.1 and PostgreSQl 7.1.3 installed fomr the PGDG
rpms availabe at postgresql.org. My Java apps (using IBM Java SDK 1.3.0)
works fone with the database, but all accented characters (á, ã ó, ç,
...) get garbaged.
From psql I can insert and see the acents but Jav