From: Allan Huffman <huffmana@ppc.pims.org>
To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
Subject: SQL_ASCII Java Access
Date: Tue, 12 Oct 1999 16:27:59 +0200
Message-ID: <3803456F.FB95D478@ppc.pims.org> (raw)
Dear Fellow Developers and Hackers,
After installing PostgreSQL 6.5.2 (on my Sparc 7) and configured as
follows:
“--with-mb=UNICODE”
I am getting a truncation of some varchar columns. When accessing a
PostgreSQL table1. I get this error in my postmaster window:
“ERROR: Conversion between UNICODE and SQL_ASCII is not supported”
And this error in my DOS window (which Visual Café Database Edition uses
to run applets from using pg JDBC 1.1.1.x):
“The maximum width size for column 2 is: 17”
table1:
+------------------------------------------------+
! Field ! Type ! Length !
+------------------------------------------------+
! data_code ! varchar() ! 15 !
! data_field ! varchar() ! 43 !
+------------------------------------------------+
From my PC Java GUI, running in Visual Café, I am able to enter a full
15 character string into data_code but I get the following error when I
try to enter a 43 (or greater than 17) character string into data_field:
“Invalid value for the column data”
and it truncates the data I enter to 17 characters.
From a psql prompt on the same Sun that is running the postmaster I can
change (select) the table without the truncation and no mention of
UNICODE!
+__________________________________________________________________________+
Without UNICODE configured I got the following errors:
From the Postmaster:
"ERROR: MultiByte strings (MB) must be enabled to use this function."
From Visual Café:
"The maximum width size for column 2 is: 17"
+__________________________________________________________________________+
Any suggestion will be greatly appreciated, even a work around. What I
want to do is just access SQL_ASCII and leave UNICODE alone!
Sincerely,
Allan
Time is the fire in which we burn -- Star Trek
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