All,

I am starting a new project using PHP and Postgres. I recently bumped int=
o
an issue with Postgresql & PHP encoding (It's still a mess).
Could some one recommend what encoding to use for the database that
integrates easily with PHP?

Any comments or recommendations appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
Kulmacet


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On 08/01/2009 22:41, kulmacet101 [at] kulmacet.com wrote:

> I am starting a new project using PHP and Postgres. I recently bumped i=
nto
> an issue with Postgresql & PHP encoding (It's still a mess).
> Could some one recommend what encoding to use for the database that
> integrates easily with PHP?

I use UTF8 at the server and LATIN9 at the client, as I need to store
characters with f=E1das (accents in Irish).

Ray.


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On 08/01/2009 22:45, Raymond O'Donnell wrote:

> I use UTF8 at the server and LATIN9 at the client, as I need to store
> characters with f=E1das (accents in Irish).

Should have added that I'm using PHP on Windows 2003 and PostgreSQL on
Debian.

Ray.


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