Robert Voinea <robert.voi...@topex.ro> wrote: > Why is it that when running the query: > > SELECT * FROM test ORDER BY val; > > I get the following result? > id | val > ----+------- > 1 | 200 > 2 | 201 > 3 | 202 > 4 | 203 > 5 | 210 > 6 | 211 > 7 | 2##23 > 8 | 2##24 > 9 | 2##25 > 10 | 2##33 > 11 | ##26 > 12 | 2ff > 13 | ##31 > 14 | ##32 > 15 | ##34 > (15 rows) > > Shouldn't value '2ff' be placed right after '211' but before > '2##23'? That depends on your collation configuration. What do you get from?: show lc_collate; In many collations, special characters such as '#' are ignored. -Kevin
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