Re: invalid byte sequence for encoding "UNICODE":0xa1

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Thank you for your answer.

    I tryed to restore the dump file ( some data was
deleted an need it to be restored ) on the same server
on which was made (windows 2003 ), using the same
software ( pgAmin ) used at backup. I have not change
any settings for PostgreSQL server or pgAdmin.

    The data is not corupted because I succeded to
restore it on a different computer on which I have
installed the PostgreSQL and PgAmin 1.2. But I can do
this on production server.


> There are serveral possible reasons for this issue.
> -Restoring on a newer server then the backup was
> taken from. The servers got 
> pickier regarding encoding over several versions.
> -Restoring on a server with diverent encoding then
> the encoding of the server 
> where the backup came from.
> -Restoring with a differen client encoding at the
> pgAdmin (probably different 
> version or setting).


> -Corruptet data file.
> -...
> 



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