Axel Rau wrote:
Im not yet convinced to switch to non-C locale. Is the following
intended behavior:
With lc_ctype C: select lower('ÄÖÜ'); => ÄÖÜ
With lc_ctype en_US.utf8 select lower('ÆÅË'); => æåë
? (Both have server encoding UTF8)
I would expect exactly that.
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Am 11.09.2008 um 11:29 schrieb Peter Eisentraut:
What other performance impacts can be expected?
The performance impact is mainly with string comparisons and sorts.
I suggest you run your own tests to find out what is acceptable in
your scenario.
Im not yet convinced to switch to non-C
Axel Rau wrote:
some erp software requires a change of my pgsql cluster from
locale Cencoding UTF-8
to
locale de_DE.UTF-8encoding UTF-8
Most of my databases have only ASCII text data (8 bit UTF8 code range)
in the text columns.
Does the above change influence index performa
Hi everyone,
some erp software requires a change of my pgsql cluster from
locale Cencoding UTF-8
to
locale de_DE.UTF-8 encoding UTF-8
Most of my databases have only ASCII text data (8 bit UTF8 code range)
in the text columns.
Does the above change influenc