> On 25/05/2023 12:08 CEST Laura Smith
> wrote:
>
> > Looks like an encoding issue and a mismatch between database encoding and
> > client encoding. You can check both with:
> >
> > SHOW server_encoding;
> > SHOW client_encoding;
> >
> > Then either set the client encoding or use COPY's encoding
> On 25/05/2023 13:26 CEST Peter J. Holzer wrote:
>
> On 2023-05-25 07:14:40 +, Laura Smith wrote:
> > I'm currently doing a CSV export using COPY:
> >
> > COPY (select * from foo where bar='foo') TO '/tmp/bar.csv' DELIMITER ','
> > CSV HEADER;
> >
> > This works great apart from accents are
On 2023-05-25 07:14:40 +, Laura Smith wrote:
> I'm currently doing a CSV export using COPY:
>
> COPY (select * from foo where bar='foo') TO '/tmp/bar.csv' DELIMITER ',' CSV
> HEADER;
>
>
> This works great apart from accents are not preserved in the output,
> for example é gets converted
> Looks like an encoding issue and a mismatch between database encoding and
> client
> encoding. You can check both with:
>
> SHOW server_encoding;
> SHOW client_encoding;
>
> Then either set the client encoding or use COPY's encoding option to match the
> database encoding (I assume utf8 in
> On 25/05/2023 09:14 CEST Laura Smith
> wrote:
>
> I'm currently doing a CSV export using COPY:
>
> COPY (select * from foo where bar='foo') TO '/tmp/bar.csv' DELIMITER ',' CSV
> HEADER;
>
> This works great apart from accents are not preserved in the output, for
> example é gets converted to
Hi
I'm currently doing a CSV export using COPY:
COPY (select * from foo where bar='foo') TO '/tmp/bar.csv' DELIMITER ',' CSV
HEADER;
This works great apart from accents are not preserved in the output, for
example é gets converted to random characters, e.g. √© or similar.
How can I
