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Re: Re: ERROR: collation "latin1_general_ci" for encoding "UTF8" does not exist

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On 08/27/2015 10:51 AM, ss wrote:
Thanks for the reply Adrian. I have been given mysql schema and i have
to create table using postgres..this is the information I have. Could u
still help me ? If not then please let me know precisely  that what
should I ask the task giver in order to make you understand the
question? (If I am right then collation is used to sort the data) ..may
be he mean sorting the data on alphabetical order or something similar


Well without knowing what the desired end result is, it is hard to suggest a solution. I can point you at the localization/character support section of the documentation so you can see how Postgres handles this:

http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.4/interactive/charset.html

As to specific questions:

1) What language do they want the data to be collated in?

2) What is the result that is desired?

3) Using psql and doing \l what does it show for the database(s) you are working with?


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