Alexandre Riveira escreveu:
I've achieved some success in changing collate operating system (linux)
to generate sort of way of Brazil Portuguese hopes by adding the
following code in LC_COLLATE
This was already discussed; search the archives [1] [2].
So far, I understood the mechanism of
On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 8:40 AM, Euler Taveira de Oliveira
eu...@timbira.com wrote:
Alexandre Riveira escreveu:
I've achieved some success in changing collate operating system (linux)
to generate sort of way of Brazil Portuguese hopes by adding the
following code in LC_COLLATE
This was
Thank you all for your help !
When mentioned in Portuguese case-insensitive in fact we are also
talking about accent-insensitive
A common example is that the name Jose and José also can be written,
citext or ilike only not solve the problem
My progress is ...
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Alexandre Riveira alexan...@objectdata.com.br writes:
When mentioned in Portuguese case-insensitive in fact we are also talking
about accent-insensitive
See unaccent dictionary, but don't use only this one in your text search
configuration, IIRC.
Thanks to all the work they have done with this incredible database,
postgresql.
I've achieved some success in changing collate operating system (linux)
to generate sort of way of Brazil Portuguese hopes by adding the
following code in LC_COLLATE
LC_COLLATE
copy iso14651_t1_ci
reorder-after
Thanks to all the work they have done with this incredible database,
postgresql.
I've achieved some success in changing collate operating system (linux)
to generate sort of way of Brazil Portuguese hopes by adding the
following code in LC_COLLATE
LC_COLLATE
copy iso14651_t1_ci
reorder-after
