Tom Lane wrote:
>"Johann Woeckinger" <johann.woeckinger@epluse.at> writes:
>> But when using a Tcl-based interface (e.g. pgaccess or home made tcl
>> based programs) to insert such characters into a table, they are not corre
>ct
>> displayed on queries by use of psql - they appear as two 'unreadable'
>> characters (they appear correct in queries done by the tcl application).
>
>Hm. Tcl 8 uses Unicode (UTF-8) representation internally. It sounds
>like the Unicode representation is getting sent straight to the database
>rather than being converted into the character set the backend is
>expecting.
>
>We could fix this in libpgtcl if we could figure out what Tcl encoding
>corresponds to the character set the backend is using. I'm not sure
>if that's easy or hard.
>
>Alternatively, building Postgres with multibyte support and creating
>your database with UNICODE encoding ought to work.
Tcl changed its behaviour at 8.1. If you use 8.0, it will probably
work.
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