Gary Stainburn <gary.stainburn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I've done a pg_dumpall and then imported that to the new system but a
> copy is failing with the following:
> psql:/backups/eddie_pg_dumpall.sql:3076: ERROR: invalid input syntax
> for type money: "£3.18"
> CONTEXT: COPY invoices, line 1, column net: "£3.18"
> I asume that this is because 7.2 includes the currency sign, and 7.4
> doesn't like it.
No, money still expects a currency sign. It looks to me like the
problem is that the new database doesn't have the same monetary locale
as the old one, and so it doesn't think £ is the right currency
sign. You can fix this by changing the LC_MONETARY parameter.
regards, tom lane
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