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Re: encoding and LC_COLLATE

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Hi,

In response to my own question i have now read the following:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6579621/lc-collate-and-lc-ctype-suport-for-utf-8-in-postgresql

It seems to show that apart from a complete reinstall i should just use a
Locale of C (as i'm on Windows and POSIX wont work).

This is a bit of an issue as i wanted to use a PostGIS template table with
all of the functions assigned but i can only create a new database with
Locale C by setting the template as template_0.

So, any info on being able to reset the value on an existing table would be
much appreciate - otherwise i'll get on to Postgres 9.1 and start reloading
all the data...

Thanks

Andy

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